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Irishm57 -> RE: Erostek or Rimba??? (9/14/2006 3:12:11 PM)
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I have 2 tens units, one is a Rimba and the other is an Erostek 302r. The rinba is the other model they make, not the digital one you mention. But On the attachemnts i could probably give you a few hints.
I looked at the Rimba you mentioned on the stockroom.com website. The Rimba i have uses a subminiature connector. So i would assume the Rimba digital does also.The Rimba digital doesn't seem to come with a wire set like the other Rimba does.
The Erostek uses a 1/8 inch standard connector, which has it's pluses. Since you don't seem to mention the desire to get a remote control type unit, getting an extension cable so you can have the unit , let's say 10 or 20 feet from the subject, is easily available at Radio shack. To do the same thing with the Rimba you would have to get the same chord, but also spend 10 to 20 bucks for adapters at one or both ends.
You will probably notice there is no standard connector for tens units and attachments. Some are banana plugs, some pin plugs, some sub minaiture , some 1/4 inch.. it's a pita. So if you order an attachment, make sure you have the right connector adapters , if not order them at the same time, or you would have an expensive attachemnt with no way to use it until you order the adapaters .
If you can use a soldering iron , you can make some attachments yourself. Like go to radio shack, get some 1/8 connectors, small roll of 2 conductor 20 guage wire, and a few alligator clips. This also can be a cost savings. I personally think those Pads they seel for tens units are a waste the glue on them is useless after one or 2 uses. And at 15 bucks or so for 4 pads. it adds up. So with the above alligator clip thing, just go to home depot and get some smalls pieces of copper in the roofing section , costs like 3 bucks for a 6 inch square, cut it up into 1 inch squares, you end up with lots of little contacts you can adhere on with medical tape and just hook one of the alligator clips to each one. it also gives a larger contact area on the body.
for purchased attachents, i have a few. first one i bought was the rimba anal one
http://www.stockroom.com/Dual-Contact-Electro-Ridged-Anal-Dildo-P1626.aspx
One thing with this you nned a harness or strap to keep it in, since the tens makes the anal muscles contract and expand, it will shoot out like a rocket if you don't strap it in.. lol
I then bought both sizes of this anal plug, the BiPolar ones, large and small and they stay in nicely with no buttplug harness
http://www.sextek.com/products/bipolars.html I haven't used the Rimba plug since i bought these.
One last thing, if it is for use on a male, the cock attachments need thought. i first bought a Rimba cock attachment it was similar to this , but 3 years ago, the strap between the rear and front was 4 inches, so if the penis when soft is less than that, it pulls out all the time http://www.stockroom.com/Dual-Contact-Electro-Penis-Strap-P1627.aspx
The new one from rimba appears to have a shorter spacer strap.
I ended up making this from copper parts at home depot , and wireparts from radio shack
http://www.slavechris.com/coppercb/cbcopper.html and this spreads the shock all over the entire area, not just the 4 or 5 points the straps do.
So to sum it up, i think pads , a set of alligtor clips , and an anal plug, are the must have for either sex it is used on.
This is only my personal opinion,
Chris
ps: on the Sextek site they say the model 232 , the one you are looking at, will be future ErosLink compatibility. 3 years ago when i bought the 302R , ErosTek said then that 302r would have eroslink by year end. then at year end they said early next year, then it changed to end of that year, and then just became "future" , So 3 years laters there is no eroslink software for the 302r, so don't get your hopes up on that part...
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