About Stanely?

[Bill]

I am like to know if I can use the channels A & B on my box to power the Stanley Electrode? In the picture I see in my power box manual I see it attached to two differnet power boxes. Does this mean that one box is not powerful enough and I need to use two for better results?:o

[Anna]

It isn't that the Power Box cannot deliver enough stimulation. We recommend the second unit in order to provide a variance in the sensation.

On one Power Box, both channels share a common ground and as such what you feel on Channel A would be the same as what you feel on Channel B. With two power units you can create two varying sensations. That would be if you wanted to use all four connections.

Another option would be to create a three electrode configuration using one complete circuit on channel A and an incomplete circuit on Channel B.

Hope this makes sense.

[Bill]

Thank you for the information!:rolleyes:

[slaquer212]

Does anybody have pics of this thing in use? I'd like to see them! It's monster!!!

[patriot]

Is this why other company's power boxes have two channels so you can get one toy to act independently of a second toy?

[electrodick1]

Does anybody have pics of this thing in use? I'd like to see them! It's monster!!!


Try Xtube... I have one there and there is another as well from someone else.

Search for Stanley in the text box:eek:

[Anna]

Is this why other company's power boxes have two channels so you can get one toy to act independently of a second toy?

That is one reason, although, some even with two channels, still aren't completely independent unless they are programmed to be that way. Some just allow you to adjust the amount of power on each channel independently.

Anna