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Old 07-23-2008, 03:49 PM #6
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I also had Medtronic. I had mine set very low at 1.0 or so. Maybe 1.1. I also had the vibration set very high at 90. I didn't like the thumping vibration.
Wow! I guess compared to what you guys have, mine is like driving a Model T. Mine is a Medtronic, the latest-greatest model they had back in 2003. But I have no numbers and can't control the frequency, only the intensity (unless I partially dis-assemble it and make adjustments.)

If I ever decide to get it replaced, I can see they have improved. I hope they also made them smaller. Mine is like a pack of cigarettes.

Mike
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