Silver Pulsers / Colloidal Generators

This is my firs design, I decided to design this simple cheap circuit as alternative to Sota Silver Pulser priced around $350 USD

You should be able to build this oneunder $100 incl the case

Futures: 

Operating Voltage 30VDC

Requires 30VDC 15-400mA Power supply

2 modes, build in selector switch

1.  Colloidal Silver Generator – outputs 30VDC

2.  Micro-pulsing – outputs switching 30VDC at 4Hz ~50% duty

Build in adjustment for Micro-pulsing, allows user to adjust power output to  comfortable levels

Build in Protection, in case user ends up shorting electrodes

Simple design, made of 8 components & 2 modules, PWM module and Power Supply Module

Prices:

contact me first if you are outside of US, email me for combined shipping

BBSP 1.0 PCB  $5 inc shipping

3D Printed Case – $14 + $8 shipping

Label for 3D printed Case $2.50

Pre-built (all the components) and configured PCB $25 + $6 Shipping

Silver Pulser / Colloidal Generator BBSP 1.0 – $99 +$12 Shipping    3y warranty 

This Device is the part of dr. Bob Beck Protocol titled “Beck Protocol First Aid Kit of the Future”

“A Radical, Safe, Proven and Inexpensive Approach to Health Using Micro-currents of Electricity”

Here is the link to the protocol

https://bbmpulser.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/12/document.pdf

Futures: 

Operating Voltage 30VDC

DC Adapter 30VDC 400mA

2 modes, build in selector switch

1.  Colloidal Silver Generator – outputs 30VDC

2.  Micro Pulsing – outputs bipolar 30VDC at 4Hz ~50% duty

Build in Adjustment for Micro-Pulsing, allows user to adjust power output to comfortable level

Build in Protection, in case user short electrodes

Simple design, made of 8 components & 2 modules (PWM module and Power Supply module)

Included in the kit:

Silver Pulser BBSP 1.0 model

2x   6″x 1.6mm Silver Electrodes 99.99% purity

Electrodes holder plate

20 pairs of  Pads for Micro-Pulsing  (washable, reusable)

Strap

30VDC 400mA power adapter

Carry case 

Please note, to make Colloidal water, position the switch on the unit to “Colloidal Water” turn intensity knob all the way to the right (clockwise), Connect Power Adapter and Plug it to the Power, Connect your silver Electrodes to the unit. Use Distilled water, use ppm meter to measure dissolved silver Ions. 10-15ppm is considered to be good concentration. max is 20ppm, you wont be able to go past 20ppm. I normally preheat my distilled water to the boiling point, then let it sit for 15 min then use it to make colloidal water. Takes around 25-30min for 1L of water to get to around 15ppm concentration. Use glass container, don’t get Sunlight on it while making and after. I normally wrap my glass can into aluminum foil to block all light.

To place your order please contact me  support@bbmpulser.org

Web Links for all components.txt

Parts information.zip

Gerber files for PCB Production.zip

3D Printed Case Lable 621×612 pixel.png

3D Printer Case Top and Bottom files ver 1.2  .zip

3D Printer and Production Web Links Info ver 1.2.txt

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3D Printer Case Top and Bottom files ver 1.3  .7z

3D Printer and Production Web Links Info ver 1.3.txt

Notes from Kostas F.

Here is a circuit of a Bob Beck very simple Colloidal Silver Generator with PCB
I’ve made 10 years ago and I use it up to now.
The reason for switching polarity on the output is for electrode to wear out evenly.

Original pdf file is here

Notes from Sachin S.