Guest guest Posted July 18, 2003 Report Share Posted July 18, 2003 , What have you got between the F155 and the power amplifier? What do you mean by " a main duty of 50 " ? What do you mean by " a pulse at 66.5 " ? What do you mean by " a pulse duty of 90 " ? What do you mean by " big difference between 85 and 90 " ? At what point in the system are these characteristics observed? Confused - Les Catterall -- N wrote: > > Hello all.The following is not an advertisment. I have nothing to gain > from this and am just passing on info on a great device. > I recently purchased a Rife?Bare plasma tube device from Dave Trebing at > his Vibrant Health site. > The unit runs great and runs very cool. It uses a 300w amp. I am using a > bill Cheb U-tube{collars and wrap},and an f155 freq gen. > Below are the forward power levels I am getting.These are with a main > duty of 50,a pulse at 66.5 with a pulse duty of 90{big difference > between 85 and 90}. Also all numbers are a constant 1.5 swr. > 50hz 125watts forward > 200 150 > 800 225 > 1200 250 > 1800+ 275 > I can get 300w over 1800 if I push the swr up to 1.7 > The tube lights after about 10 seconds every time. > I am getting some very impressive herxes. > And this unit does not interfere with my tv ,vcr or computer and it is > 5ft from them all. > Dave gives a one year parts and labor warranty,he`s a great guy,and > always there to answer my questions. > > Dave`s site: > http://www.home.earthlink.net/~vibrnthealth/index.htm Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 21, 2003 Report Share Posted July 21, 2003 > > > > Hello all.The following is not an advertisment. I have nothing to gain > > from this and am just passing on info on a great device. > > I recently purchased a Rife?Bare plasma tube device from Dave Trebing at > > his Vibrant Health site. > > The unit runs great and runs very cool. It uses a 300w amp. I am using a > > bill Cheb U-tube{collars and wrap},and an f155 freq gen. > > Below are the forward power levels I am getting.These are with a main > > duty of 50,a pulse at 66.5 with a pulse duty of 90{big difference > > between 85 and 90}. Also all numbers are a constant 1.5 swr. > > 50hz 125watts forward > > 200 150 > > 800 225 > > 1200 250 > > 1800+ 275 > > I can get 300w over 1800 if I push the swr up to 1.7 > > The tube lights after about 10 seconds every time. > > I am getting some very impressive herxes. > > And this unit does not interfere with my tv ,vcr or computer and it is > > 5ft from them all. > > Dave gives a one year parts and labor warranty,he`s a great guy,and > > always there to answer my questions. > > > > Dave`s site: > > http://www.home.earthlink.net/~vibrnthealth/index.htm Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 21, 2003 Report Share Posted July 21, 2003 > > > > Hello all.The following is not an advertisment. I have nothing to gain > > from this and am just passing on info on a great device. > > I recently purchased a Rife?Bare plasma tube device from Dave Trebing at > > his Vibrant Health site. > > The unit runs great and runs very cool. It uses a 300w amp. I am using a > > bill Cheb U-tube{collars and wrap},and an f155 freq gen. > > Below are the forward power levels I am getting.These are with a main > > duty of 50,a pulse at 66.5 with a pulse duty of 90{big difference > > between 85 and 90}. Also all numbers are a constant 1.5 swr. > > 50hz 125watts forward > > 200 150 > > 800 225 > > 1200 250 > > 1800+ 275 > > I can get 300w over 1800 if I push the swr up to 1.7 > > The tube lights after about 10 seconds every time. > > I am getting some very impressive herxes. > > And this unit does not interfere with my tv ,vcr or computer and it is > > 5ft from them all. > > Dave gives a one year parts and labor warranty,he`s a great guy,and > > always there to answer my questions. > > > > Dave`s site: > > http://www.home.earthlink.net/~vibrnthealth/index.htm Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 21, 2003 Report Share Posted July 21, 2003 Hi , My apologies to you and the group. I shot myself in the foot, and got it firmly lodged in my mouth to boot! When I said: In relation to " a pulse at 66.5 " and " a pulse duty of 90 " . Now I know that you were talking about the gating (pulse width modulating) characteristics of the F155, .... I actually meant: In relation to " a pulse at 66.5 " and " a pulse duty of 90 " . Now I know that you were talking about the gating (pulse modulating) characteristics of the F155, .... That is " pulse modulating " , not " pulse width modulating " . Les Catterall Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 21, 2003 Report Share Posted July 21, 2003 Hi , My apologies to you and the group. I shot myself in the foot, and got it firmly lodged in my mouth to boot! When I said: In relation to " a pulse at 66.5 " and " a pulse duty of 90 " . Now I know that you were talking about the gating (pulse width modulating) characteristics of the F155, .... I actually meant: In relation to " a pulse at 66.5 " and " a pulse duty of 90 " . Now I know that you were talking about the gating (pulse modulating) characteristics of the F155, .... That is " pulse modulating " , not " pulse width modulating " . Les Catterall Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 22, 2003 Report Share Posted July 22, 2003 Hi , Thanks for the link. I'll take a look. Now if only we could improve on that weak link of the system, the ubiquitous " modified " CB radio. I've got an unmodified Uniden Pro 510XL and I can't find any information on what modifications are required to make it effective Further to your pulse (gating) duty cycle of 90% I'm curious as to whether it actually improves the therapeutic effects. Pulsing/gating provides entrainment according to Bare. I'm thinking that the " off " time may well be as important as the " on " time, implying that duty cycles close to 50% are more appropriate. Also, I'm thinking that having a fixed pulse/gating rate (eg., 66.5Hz) may not be appropriate either. It may be suitable for MORs greater than say, 670Hz, but would certainly not be for MORs of 10Hz for example. Perhaps as a " rule of thumb " having pulse/gating frequencies set to no more than a tenth of the MOR? With my Progen 4050, I am able to set the pulse rate between 1Hz and 9Hz. I find the 9Hz rate annoying to my eyes. I imagine a rate above say 25Hz would be less problematic, but is not possible with the Progen 4050. As I said before, even if it was available, I would not use a pulse rate of 25Hz for MORs less than about 250Hz. But this is all guesswork, I just don't know enough about physiology/cellular biophysics. The thing that bothers me about all of this is that there are so many variables in formulating a treatment protocol: Waveshape of the " MOR " wave (including duty cycle for rectangular waveforms), " MOR " frequency, Signal level, dwell time, pulse/gating rate (and duty cycle?), size of the set of MORs for a given protocol, interval between treatments, etc, etc, I wish I had a Rife microscope and knew how to use it, and I was something of a biologist/cellular biophysicist as well. Ah well I guess I'll just dream on instead, it's a bit late to worry about that sort of stuff now... Les -- pwk11 wrote: > > Hello Les,you are correct.I will try to be clearer next time.here is > the link for the f100 series. Robin{maker of f100s} is coming > out with a newer,better model in a few months that will also deliver > sine as well as square waves. > http://atelierrobin.tripod.com/ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 23, 2003 Report Share Posted July 23, 2003 --- I was interested in the new patrick robin machine also. I asked about making a pad device, and was told SOTA had some supplies that may work. Is there any other ideas? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 23, 2003 Report Share Posted July 23, 2003 missourinaturegirl wrote: > > --- I was interested in the new patrick robin machine also. I asked > about making a pad device, and was told SOTA had some supplies that > may work. Is there any other ideas? http://www.sotainstruments.com/ Les Catterall Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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