Description
Inside Buzz’s Raygun is a SYB-170 Breadboard circuit that has Hulda Clark’s published schematic built into it. I have included a close up image of the breadboard circuit here among the photos. The toy is also still fully operational with light and sound when the trigger is pressed.
Some people know me as the ZapMan. I love to make how-to videos while crafting custom zappers. I do it mostly for fun, and to spread awareness of the awesome world of zapping. These prototypes are all made using old toys that I find at thrift shops. Every custom zapper is the only one of its kind.
How to Zap
- Connect the 9 volt battery to the zapper.
- My custom zappers come with one red and one black banana to alligator lead wire, 2 copper handles, and the 9 volt battery.
- Push the red banana plug into the red banana port on the zapper.
- Push the black banana plug into the black banana port on the zapper.
- Wrap each copper handle with one layer of damp paper towel.
- Connect the alligator clips to the edge of each copper pipe. (Try to get the clip to go under the paper towel so both sides of the alligator teeth are gripping directly on the copper pipe.)
- Hold the copper pipe in each hand and zap for three 7-minute sessions with 20-minute breaks. The entire process takes 61 minutes. (Note: When zapping, keep hands separate so current passes through you.)
- Four people can zap together in about the same time, just pass the zapper every 7 minutes.
WARNING: Hulda Clark’s book states that anyone pregnant or wearing an electronic pacemaker should not experiment with a zapper.
This item is sold as a one-of-a-kind piece of Frequency Art for collectors 15 and up. Custom Zappers are pre-built and sold as-is. I cannot offer any long term guarantees or technical support. Please feel free to use the prototype as a jumping off point to make your own custom zapper. Use it as a kit that you can take apart, rebuild, or modify as needed. The breadboard circuit inside can be removed, taken apart, and put back together as you wish. Get geeky. The learning potential is endless.
