Re: Anyone using a standard frequency generator for Rife freqs?

[Guest guest]

Here is something that appeared in my inbox recently. A Frequency Generator

which outputs up to 1 MHz and includes a sweep function. Of course you'd have to

add some connectors, wire and electrodes for direct contact but it looks pretty

decent and currently $99-. Any thoughts?

http://www.kitsusa.net/phpstore/html/VELLEMAN-HPG1-1MHz-POCKET-FUNCTION-GENERATO\

R-6201.html

Regards

Dave

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> Hello everyone,

> I'm new to the study of Rife technology and like most others want to invest in

products that work without paying several thousand dollars. Has anyone tried

using a standard sweep function generator to run Rife frequencies? What is the

difference between this and say the GB 4000 or other machines of this type? I'm

not too smart on electronics. Any enlightenment you could provide would be

greatly appreciated.

>

> Jeff Larsen

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[Guest guest]

Jeff,

This has my interest as well- my older EMEM3D Rife is unstable according to the freq. meter, which indicates that it modulates by as much as 100hz, but what is weird is that I can hear it and it sounds stable. Another thing I notice is that it generates more than one frequency. I was a pro musician for 30 years, tuned my own piano and understand tuning basics. The two frequencies issuing out of the Rife cause false beats and obviously produce harmonics. I'm thinking that's what is driving the freq. meter to wander all over. I've searched all over to find a way to control the frequencies of this device with no luck, so it appears we may be looking for pretty much the same thing. Mike

To: Rife Sent: Thursday, January 19, 2012 8:07 PMSubject: Anyone using a standard frequency generator for Rife freqs?

Hello everyone,I'm new to the study of Rife technology and like most others want to invest in products that work without paying several thousand dollars. Has anyone tried using a standard sweep function generator to run Rife frequencies? What is the difference between this and say the GB 4000 or other machines of this type? I'm not too smart on electronics. Any enlightenment you could provide would be greatly appreciated.Jeff Larsen

[Guest guest]

I have been using a Lambdoma keyboard software - this is a harmonic frequency generator in the audible range: cost @$30 for the software from Fractal Tune y on the web and achieving some pretty remarkable results; I use Rife frequencies with it as well as Solfeggio frequencies as well as chakra harmonics that I have figured out. The energy bodies are tuned to harmonics and are dimensional in nature: harmonic octaves are dimensional in nature as well, hence, they work!!!!! The light bodies are the program for the physical body; It takes a bit to figure out the software but once mastered the sky is the limit; I have visited other dimensions with this as well as communicated with other beings not of this world in addition to healing people all over the USA!

Darrell Brann RPP RCST LMT-- website: www.HarmonicsOfHealing.comHEALTH is a SYMPTOM of perfecting the

" LIGHT " BODY.                   darrell brann

[Guest guest]

I have had some successes using the PC software Frex16 against joint pains. I am

using it in a non-recommended fashion, by using a home TV stereo amplifier. That

is dangerous and advise against that.

I would purchase a battery operated amplifier which is perfectly safe but, lack

funds.

I also, recently had interesting reductions of pain using essential oils.

I read a Klinghardt doc which he suggested Clove oil for bartonella.

Not having a test to confirm, my symptoms suggest I do, so I applied it and have

now less pains! is it permanent, highly doubtful. will it make them pissed and

multiply and come back stronger? I surely hope not...remains to be seen.

BTW I have mentioned several times the web site www.Crazedlist.org

there you can search for items across the US very quickly.

I find Rife machines every time I look. Just cheap entertainment as I can't

afford to buy one currently.

EX $500 Doug Coil machine, $1,200 GB4000 with the acc amplifier.

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> Hello everyone,

> I'm new to the study of Rife technology and like most others want to invest in

products that work without paying several thousand dollars. Has anyone tried

using a standard sweep function generator to run Rife frequencies? What is the

difference between this and say the GB 4000 or other machines of this type? I'm

not too smart on electronics. Any enlightenment you could provide would be

greatly appreciated.

>

> Jeff Larsen

>

[Guest guest]

I've not heard of a wowwee.

What I had in mind is the FreX-PFA-2

find it here

http://www.heal-me.com.au/

http://www.heal-me.com.au/frex-pfa.html

it is a DIY unit you can build for under $30.

I'll get around sometime to order the parts.

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> > Hello everyone,

> > I'm new to the study of Rife technology and like most others want to invest

in products that work without paying several thousand dollars. Has anyone tried

using a standard sweep function generator to run Rife frequencies? What is the

difference between this and say the GB 4000 or other machines of this type? I'm

not too smart on electronics. Any enlightenment you could provide would be

greatly appreciated.

> >

> > Jeff Larsen

> >

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