Difference Between Modes; How It Should Feel; Typical Use - Sota MP6 Manual

The Magnetic Pulser Model MP6 Manual
6. To turn the unit OFF before the end of a cycle, hold the ON/OFF/MODE button
down for a full two seconds.
7. Unplug the Wall Adaptor when not in use.

DIFFERENCE BETWEEN MODES

Regular Mode: Has a higher Gauss output (6000 Gauss) and is measurable to 9
inches (23 cm). The benefit of the Regular Mode is the strength and depth of the field
generated. The pulse is released approximately every 5 to 7 seconds.
Fast Mode: Has a lower Gauss output (2500 Gauss) and is measurable to 7 inches
(18 cm). The benefit of the Fast Mode is the pulses are delivered very quickly,
approximately every second. The trade–off is the strength and depth of each pulse is
less.

HOW IT SHOULD FEEL

Most individuals will not feel any sensation while using the Magnetic Pulser.
With normal use, the Hand Paddle will become
very warm to hot. If it feels uncomfortable,
turn the unit OFF and allow it to cool before
continuing.
Another option is to place something between
you and the Hand Paddle, like a single layer of
towel or blanket, always ensuring there is proper
airflow around the head of the paddle.
A faster option – use an ice pack or two. Cool
your paddle off by applying an ice pack to the
paddle face (you can even apply two – one
for each side of the paddle). The face of the
Hand Paddle is brought back to a comfortable
temperature quickly and efficiently.

TYPICAL USE

Length of Session: It is best to begin slowly (10 minutes) and then gradually increase
the length of each session. Daily use varies from 20 - 30 minutes to two hours or
more.
Length of Use: The SOTA Products User Guide available at
www.sota.com/spug offers suggestions for Focused, Basic and Ongoing Wellness
Plans.
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