Ultrasound to move past gain plateaus (Page 2)

10-26-2019, 10:21 AM

Kyrpa

Originally Posted by LittleEngine

I just received a unit that I purchased through EBay for $180.00. Manufactured in India. I am going to begin experimenting with it today. It didn’t come with an instruction manual. The unit does not feel very robust. So quality and longevity might be a concern.
It has 27 programs to select from. Depending on the program it will provide either pulse or continuous as well as 1 or 3 MHz.
Program 11 is set to continuous 3 MHz and for all of the programs it appears that the intensity is selected by the user. The intensity can be adjusted in tenths all the way up to 3 w/ cm^2.
I’m going to begin my experimentation today extending with continuous 3 MHz at 2 w/cm^2.
To the moon and beyond brothers!

Way to go LittleEngine.

For the description you put it sounds really affordable machine.

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10-26-2019, 01:19 PM

LittleEngine

What’s up Doc.

I have said thank you to both Kyrpa and Manko on their threads for providing me with both the inspiration and road map to apply ultrasound to my routine.

Because of your contributions I made sure to purchase a devise that can also deliver at 3 MHz. In addition your comments allowed me to know that when using 3 MHz I should keep the intensity at =< 2 w/cm^2.

A big thanks to you DocJ, much appreciated.

Big gains brother!

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11-15-2019, 05:18 AM

DocJ

Originally Posted by LittleEngine

What’s up Doc.
I have said thank you to both Kyrpa and Manko on their threads for providing me with both the inspiration and road map to apply ultrasound to my routine.
Because of your contributions I made sure to purchase a devise that can also deliver at 3 MHz. In addition your comments allowed me to know that when using 3 MHz I should keep the intensity at =< 2 w/cm^2.
A big thanks to you DocJ, much appreciated.
Big gains brother!

Hey Longerstretch and LittleEngine, just now saw this, I’ve been on Kyrpa’s thread and neglected to look at my own. Thanks guys. US is the way to go. Now I Just need to figure out the best way to attach to my penis without causing damage to my glans. I’ll be posting soon on Kyrpa’s site about this.

11-15-2019, 10:29 AM

LittleEngine

Originally Posted by DocJ

Now I Just need to figure out the best way to attach to my penis without causing damage to my glans.

I’ve been using the X4 with a strap and up to 9.00 lbs of tension. Been doing this for years and the glans seem to handle it, just need to take breaks for circulation.

At my tension levels I couldn’t beat the blisters using the vacuum style systems.

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Today: 7.25” x 5.00”, Thunder Cocks Unite!

I think we can...Little Engine’s Climb

11-15-2019, 08:00 PM

Plucky858

Originally Posted by LittleEngine

I’ve been using the X4 with a strap and up to 9.00 lbs of tension. Been doing this for years and the glans seem to handle it, just need to take breaks for circulation.
At my tension levels I couldn’t beat the blisters using the vacuum style systems.

Darn what’s ur girth right now?

Whatever it takes!

11-15-2019, 09:21 PM

DocJ

Originally Posted by LittleEngine

I’ve been using the X4 with a strap and up to 9.00 lbs of tension. Been doing this for years and the glans seem to handle it, just need to take breaks for circulation.
At my tension levels I couldn’t beat the blisters using the vacuum style systems.

Thanks LittleEngine for the advice. Love trying new devices. Where do you get info on the X4 system?

11-16-2019, 01:12 AM

LittleEngine

Originally Posted by DocJ

Thanks LittleEngine for the advice. Love trying new devices. Where do you get info on the X4 system?

I’m not sure if the X4 extender is specifically required as there are other extender brands that also offer both noose and strap options.

Some individuals cannot tolerate either the strap or the noose, so there is always that risk.

I’m sure there are other less expensive brand options, this is just what has worked for me.

https://www.x4extender.net/

Once upon a time (2015): 6.40” x 4.50”

Today: 7.25” x 5.00”, Thunder Cocks Unite!

I think we can...Little Engine’s Climb

07-12-2020, 09:40 AM

mjana

Originally Posted by LittleEngine

I just received a unit that I purchased through EBay for $180.00. Manufactured in India. I am going to begin experimenting with it today. It didn’t come with an instruction manual. The unit does not feel very robust. So quality and longevity might be a concern.
It has 27 programs to select from. Depending on the program it will provide either pulse or continuous as well as 1 or 3 MHz.
Program 11 is set to continuous 3 MHz and for all of the programs it appears that the intensity is selected by the user. The intensity can be adjusted in tenths all the way up to 3 w/ cm^2.
I’m going to begin my experimentation today extending with continuous 3 MHz at 2 w/cm^2.
To the moon and beyond brothers!

Hi LittleEngine

Seems like a good machine, how have you been doing so far with that? can you review it a little?

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