Waveform Analysis of machines

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Some of my initial results show that the waveforms from the Biotec2000/BCX,

GB4000, F165, are extremely similar - square with varying degrees of subtle

distortion at varying frequencies. Slight variations in shape as well. The

FScan2 ( circa 2005), puts out the cleanest square and sine waves of the group.

It is actually cleaner than my HP8116A function generator up several MZ. Both

the FScan and the F165 I tested were very susceptible to the RF from the plasma

tube in the Bare Rife system and had to be distanced, RF choked, and shielded to

work properly.

Looking at all the units on a spectrum analyzer - a dedicated machine, not a usb

adapter - shows square wave harmonics all over the place. This adds to the spate

of additional harmonics seen in the spectrum analysis of the plasma tube output

with any of these units as input devices.

There seems to be a prevailing philosophy in Rife equipment builders that the

harmonics are beneficial - or at least add to the possibility of finding an

effective MOR for a given microbe or disease trigger.

My personal feeling ( always open to modification ) is that specificity is the

key to frequency effectiveness.

I also have a hard time understanding why all the rife and clark frequency lists

are so specific if thousands of simultaneous harmonics are also allegedly

beneficial. Audio phase cancellations can block sound such as in noise

cancelling headphones, so doesn't it follow that random harmonics may neutralize

beneficial frequencies? Of course, certain harmonics will clearly add power to a

given absolutely effective MOR. This is the double edged sword of optimizing

these systems.

I am considering a trip to Europe through the month of August to try to get

first hand knowledge of all the frequency healing tools available - both in and

out of the mainstream European medical community - sort of a " Healing Tool

Technology Tour " . I would very much appreciate suggestions from this group as to

where to go, who to contact, and what tools to focus on to maximize the benefits

of the trip.

I am very interested in testing an Ergonom 4000, and I will be bringing

broadcast HD video gear with me to document the equipment that I find, and

frequency effects on live cells whenever possible.

Any one is free to email or call me to discuss my specific approach to this

research or to share results.

Letovsky