Is this machine modulated (i.e., delivers the electrical current in random, unpredictable patterns)?
805677
There are 3 settings on this machine--massage, which starts out mild and builds to a crescendo, beat, which is like a pulse, and knead, which feels like it is making spirals. You can adjust the intensity and that is really nice. There are 6 automatic setting that make combinations and you can adjust the speed. Hope this answers your questions. I was surprised with the intensity with just the batteries, but it is heavy duty enough for me. Good Luck!
805678
If you mean different types of massaging. The answer is yes. There is massage, knead and I believe 2 other means of massage.
805679
I would say it depends on where you place the pads as to how intense the little shocks are. On the feet, you can run it all the way up to an intensity of ten, but on the shoulders, I could only stand a six. There are three choices, massage, beat or knead. They all have a purpose. Adjust to your own tolerances. The speed + makes it happen more often, and speed - slows it down.
805680
It has a couple different settings. One is kind of a light ticking sensation. The other builds up gradually, subsides, then builds up again.
805681
There are different settings for the pulses. They all have some pattern, but i have always found one that works for whatever i need.
360087
It's not a standard factory feature, but I managed to open it up and do some rewiring, like some have suggested. It worked great! (see my review for details). See ya...
543820
1/2 HP contiuously variable speed. 110 volt ac input. I don't know what happens inside.
2053523
Not that I know of. Getting clear output data from Powerland was difficult. I do know for sure that the "quality" of electric produced by this generator is poor and fairly unstable. Most would call it "dirty." Whether it would be suitable to a situation with an inverter motor, I don't know. I do know that it is not suitable for sensitive (and even many "regular") electronic devices/appliances because of its variability and spikes.
219921
I think so. Basically you are just plugging in a wire on one end and running it down to the other. How you hide it in between will show your experience and luck :-)
1260843
Yes, in some cases you can detect the wiring, but I have not found it to be 100% reliable.
894230
I have not found anything. Just assume it's a 5V input, and output is inverted (High input = relay OFF)
88575
it works like a circuit breaker. when overloaded it switches off. After that, then switch it back on.
576110
I don't think there is supposed to be power there, I think it is only supposed to switch power you bring in. I'm not positive, but that is how I'm using it.
1651825
No detectable pattern because it has a mechanical motor and fan inside. No electronics inside. The one that I have been using every night is now over 10 years old!
823640
I have not noticed a problem with the charge controller. Inverters WILL generate hash, but only in a few places. I have noticed it in the 40-meter ham band.
1089662
That is not typical and should not happen. It sounds like you received a defective unit.
160123
NONE - it isn't electric - Not even described as one in the info. about it ~ ~
1611120
Yes! There is much going on in there creating AC magnetic fields as well as DC fields. There are several electro-magnets (4 as I remember) that are powered from a bank of electronic coil drivers that are driven from 4 IC circuits. I have not attempted to work out the details.
1813960
two-prong. I just went downstairs to have a look, so my answer's not a guess, it's definite. BTW, my unit is about 8 months old, used once or twice every day, and it still works perfectly. Not a bad machine for the price.
1926094
I have no idea. But I do no that when energized its just a one way switch. When no power is sent to it it defaults to its de energized position.
893501
Not that I know of...not unless it's connected to a varaiable frequency drive or something of that nature? Maybe a rheostat?