Re: MRI home made PAPIMI type device

[Guest guest]

I know this is a bit off subject for Rife but has the similar

underlying principals.

The device I built is nothing more than a monster unipolar pulser.

Its consists of a 80uf 2000KV pulse discharge capacitor charged to

about 1 KV and dumped into a specially wound coil of approx 350uh

inductance at about .4 ohms. This coil is made with 14 guage solid

wire with 600volt insulation. Specially wound means that the wires

don't move much causing loss of flux and energy. The approx. energy

burst is 1.5 megawatts. The duration is very short milliseconds. The

energy is switched with a ford truck solenoid. This is really tuff

on the capacitors they don't like high power reversals. My personal

feeling on this is that it directly charges the body by inducing

eddie currents. My muscles actually move mildly during the pulse.

Also if it is used near acupuncture meridians the charge can be felt

moving througout the entire limb. If used on the abdomen expect to

be running to the bathroom shortly afterwards. I don't use it near

my heart or my head just to be safe. I'm writing this from work and

don't have all of the exact numbers in my head. My first capacitor

died after roughly 500 discharges.

But my earlier coil was 12 guage and only about 3' in length.

I now have a mechanical counter with new defibulator capacitors.

I'm currently up to 700 discharges.

The decay frequency of the first system was 5500hz. " The PAPIMI runs

at 880khz " . The current measured with a shunt and oscilloscope

measured 1500 amps.

My next system will have a 20kv capacitor and similar coil with a

spark gap discharge.

As for the effects of the device, its profound for me. I go from

sluggish to full of energy. I have two flights of stairs that I must

go up every morning at work and I just float up them after using the

device. If I don't pulse I have to think to push my muscles harder

to get the same movement. I have been doing this two to three times

a week for about 7 months.

For those of you who may have been playing around with Doug coil

devices, I have built one using a 2000 watt mosfet car audio

amplifier and it cost only $130.00. I have killed e.coli very

quickly with this. This amp has a 100 amp main fuse and two 30 amp

fuses for each of the two channels. I have blown the 30 amp fuse a

couple of times and the amp still works. I did have to add a couple

of 5 " PC type cooling fans. I still need to do more long run testing

to make sure nothing melts down.

[Guest guest]

DOC:

Studies done by Papimi 15 years ago and USC released just this past

April show that unless it is pulsed at a nanosecond...you'll cunch

holes in the cell wall which is called electroporation.

> I know this is a bit off subject for Rife but has the similar

> underlying principals.

> The device I built is nothing more than a monster unipolar pulser.

> Its consists of a 80uf 2000KV pulse discharge capacitor charged to

> about 1 KV and dumped into a specially wound coil of approx 350uh

> inductance at about .4 ohms. This coil is made with 14 guage solid

> wire with 600volt insulation. Specially wound means that the wires

> don't move much causing loss of flux and energy. The approx.

energy

> burst is 1.5 megawatts. The duration is very short milliseconds.

The

> energy is switched with a ford truck solenoid. This is really tuff

> on the capacitors they don't like high power reversals. My

personal

> feeling on this is that it directly charges the body by inducing

> eddie currents. My muscles actually move mildly during the pulse.

> Also if it is used near acupuncture meridians the charge can be

felt

> moving througout the entire limb. If used on the abdomen expect to

> be running to the bathroom shortly afterwards. I don't use it near

> my heart or my head just to be safe. I'm writing this from work

and

> don't have all of the exact numbers in my head. My first capacitor

> died after roughly 500 discharges.

> But my earlier coil was 12 guage and only about 3' in length.

> I now have a mechanical counter with new defibulator capacitors.

> I'm currently up to 700 discharges.

> The decay frequency of the first system was 5500hz. " The PAPIMI

runs

> at 880khz " . The current measured with a shunt and oscilloscope

> measured 1500 amps.

> My next system will have a 20kv capacitor and similar coil with a

> spark gap discharge.

> As for the effects of the device, its profound for me. I go from

> sluggish to full of energy. I have two flights of stairs that I

must

> go up every morning at work and I just float up them after using

the

> device. If I don't pulse I have to think to push my muscles harder

> to get the same movement. I have been doing this two to three

times

> a week for about 7 months.

> For those of you who may have been playing around with Doug coil

> devices, I have built one using a 2000 watt mosfet car audio

> amplifier and it cost only $130.00. I have killed e.coli very

> quickly with this. This amp has a 100 amp main fuse and two 30 amp

> fuses for each of the two channels. I have blown the 30 amp fuse a

> couple of times and the amp still works. I did have to add a

couple

> of 5 " PC type cooling fans. I still need to do more long run

testing

> to make sure nothing melts down.

[Guest guest]

>

> >

> > DOC:

> > Studies done by Papimi 15 years ago and USC released just this

past

> > April show that unless it is pulsed at a nanosecond...you'll cunch

> > holes in the cell wall which is called electroporation.

> >

Not surprised that they don't volunteer information. This system has

had great success and costs $40,000ea. There are knockoffs being sold.

But I read that some are very dangerous, as they are not grounded

properly. I have the patent drawings and a detailed explanation of

its theory. This should help clear up the way this thing works.

Take a look here for details on theory.

http://www.papimi.gr/NMR.htm

[Guest guest]

>

> >

> > DOC:

> > Studies done by Papimi 15 years ago and USC released just this

past

> > April show that unless it is pulsed at a nanosecond...you'll cunch

> > holes in the cell wall which is called electroporation.

> >

Not surprised that they don't volunteer information. This system has

had great success and costs $40,000ea. There are knockoffs being sold.

But I read that some are very dangerous, as they are not grounded

properly. I have the patent drawings and a detailed explanation of

its theory. This should help clear up the way this thing works.

Take a look here for details on theory.

http://www.papimi.gr/NMR.htm