BeauS
BeauS
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wjcroft- I will consider that cap. Are you familiar with this device? It's analog instead of digital, but I will get a current reading. IT has a selectable voltage of 12 or 24V. I see other devices are 9V.
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wjcroft- I'll be trying out the Super Specific Devices 12-24 selectable voltage. Also the 10/20 brainet cap. http://www.superspecificdevices.com/store/p34/12_-_24_Selectable_Voltage_-_Analog_Metered_-_tDCS_Device_-_$115___Shipping.html …
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I haven't found anyone in my area, but I have contacted Spaulding Rehab Hospital as they have been doing clinical trials with tDCS and CP. As far as devices for home use, I've seen the Go Flow Pro and Activa Dose II as very popular devices right now…
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wjcroft- Do you still use the ActivaDose II?
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I have mild cerebral palsy, is the tDCS shield worth a try for $50? The ActivaDose 2 looks like a beast, but less affordable.
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Okay I didn't know about the tDCS using a saline conductive pad, might they be purchasable later on the site? Is this what you are referring to on the electrode holder scheme?
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So I won't have to use the Mark IV with the Ganglion and the tDCS shield? The mark 3 is on github, so i have somebody 3d printing the parts and look to build my headset while waiting for my boards.
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I found most of the parts through Github, the only parts I had trouble with was the springs. Century Spring Corp requires a minimum of $50 per order. I'm planning on using the Ganglion board and the tDCS shield, which would most likely not us…