khofstadter
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Thanks Alex and Billh, If you can record brain sounds of recognized meditation expert during meditation session, then any novice can further try to reproduce this “tune” by his/her own. Yes, this is a very good idea. I have a few medit…
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Many thanks Alex and William, Yes, there are protocols from Jeff available for both, 2 channel surface and S LORETA: [ from 26:13 min ] After yours and other people's feedback I am now considering having a less 'goal' oriented system. Pe…
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Dear Alex, Many thanks for your positive reply, constructive feedback and the link to the paper. Another issue I was told with using theta in neuro-feedback is, that muscle movements (jaw, eye blinks) can contaminate this bandwidth (4-8hz). S…
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Thanks.
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thanks William. The water I make is 2.5% - I guess it's fine. Maybe there are other reasons for having more grey hair
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Thanks William, very good to know.
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Great, thanks William. I'll investigate.. and update if I can. k
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Thanks for clarifying this.. I think I am getting there ...
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... now, when pressing the impedance button in the gui, the 31.5hz signal is only introduced to the relevant channel. Good. My understanding at the moment from the other software is that message 'z 1 1 0 Z' adds the 31.5hz signal to all chan…
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quick update: now when i measure impedance on one channel, only one channel shows the peak in the fft plot: https://www.dropbox.com/s/xfywsv2vp1gc6jc/20190731-sc-impedance03.jpg?dl=0 i will investigate a bit ....
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Hi William, I think I might need some more guidance. I made a short video which might help understand what I struggle with: Based on how the messages 'z 1 1 0 Z' and 'z 1 0 1 Z' effect the plot in another software (see pictures below) I thin…
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Thanks William, I will experiment. The S3 arrived, I should try it soon, maybe it is tighter than the S1.
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Thanks William. k
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Yes, I am glad I don't need to measure downward facing dogs I guess making the electrodes and the head/hair as wet as possible is one good idea. Can salty water evaporate fast in room temperature?
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many thanks Bill. When using electrodes with saline water, is it possible that laying down instead of sitting makes impedance worse faster while measuring. I started with <5kOhm and ended up with >100kOhm after 40 minutes. Maybe I just have …
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oh, now I see that pattern! silly question - thanks.
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cheers, this is useful. k
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Hmm... and I always thought it is better to use Station mode as it can be faster... I'll experiment. .. also, thanks for the Android link.. didn't know... many thanks William. k
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Thanks William. I forgot to mention, I use WiFi Station with a modem that is only for this project, not with the one we use for internet. I should check the other modem...
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Thanks, I probably never read this disclaimer and assumed that Cyton+Wifi will work easily... @pushtheworld @techsupport @Conor : Do you know anyone how works with Cyton+Wifi?
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Thanks William. I'll try...
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hello, I did some tests with filters off and then compared the signal with bluetooth signal at the end of the video: same system as above using OpenBCI_GUI_v4.1.3-beta.1 issues: 1. UDPx3 not connecting; 2. signal is still jumping ar…
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thanks both. This is good.
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thanks. I'll experiment with the filter as well next time.
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Thank William, UDPx3 was the only one not working at all, see video from 5:38. I tried with both GUI versions (maybe I should try with an earlier version). There are two logs in relation to this in my last github issue responsehttps://github.co…
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Thanks techsupport. I ordered the LiPo Battery.
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Thanks, k
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thanks William, yes, I the Greentek has passive electrodes, no small circuits on the cap. I was told that science papers ideally want you to have your impedance around or lower than 5 Kohm. Is this still true or was this relevant only in the pas…
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quick update on the Greentek cap: I managed to reduce the impedance by using more salt in the saline water. My previous calculations for 3.5% saline solution were wrong, now they are correct. I also made some distilled water as it turned out that…