Re: [rife] any other generator suggestions please.

[Guest guest]

Dave,

Would like to see the following in a generator:

Output adjustable from .5V to 10V P-P

Decent output power capability ( Several mils)

Ability to sweep from .01 Hz to 5 MHz with user controlled stop & start

points

Pulse-to pulse frequency capability of 0.001 Hz

Single frequency accuracy to .001 Hz

50 Ohm BNC output

Adjustable duty cycle without affecting frequency

Dr. Bill

PMT Research

[Guest guest]

One way or another Rife will getcha.

Can we all get in on this.

Sending the whole of this message for clarity.

Feel may have made a sales pitch and don,t see my reply to he Rife list, sorry

happens allot.

Dave T.

Hi everyone I am back again! So far I have only had suggestions for square wave

devices with outputs around 1Volt pp, 5 Volts pp, 35 Volts pp, and 65Volts pp.

Is there anyone out there that would like something different please email me

either via the list or preferably via direct email.

I want to make this as useful as possible. I would still like to include other

waveforms to make it a cheap function generator for other uses, but this adds

heaps to the complexity. I may even make it modular so that you can add other

waveforms later with a plug in board.

Kind Regards

Resonance for Elemental Table

> This is off-topic.

>

> Greetings,

>

> Prior to finding Rife technology, I spent many years involved in

agriculture

> research in the water resource management field.

>

> Some of my friends who I worked with have chased me down and are pretty

> interested about my current research program I am involved in with Rife

> technology.

>

> They are wanting to be able to insert some electrodes in the ground and do

> EMR Scans for the existence and levels of fertilizers present in the

ground.

> This includes N.P.K. and trace elements.

>

> I have done a few searches via google, but unlike the musical note

> frequencies, I haven't found any information on the resonate frequencies

of

> the elemental table. I was wondering if any here knows of this information

> and can point me in the right direction.

>

> Its not a big problem as these people can always use Frex when the EMR

> scanner routines are finished to find the resonate frequencies for them

> themselves. I must admit this did spark my interest, I had not thought

about

> inserting a few electrodes in the ground and running scans for soil

chemicals

> present.

>

> The same also applies to soil moisture content and soil microbe activity.

> Quite a novel approach to agriculture management.

>

> Ken

[Guest guest]

One way or another Rife will getcha.

Can we all get in on this.

Sending the whole of this message for clarity.

Feel may have made a sales pitch and don,t see my reply to he Rife list, sorry

happens allot.

Dave T.

Hi everyone I am back again! So far I have only had suggestions for square wave

devices with outputs around 1Volt pp, 5 Volts pp, 35 Volts pp, and 65Volts pp.

Is there anyone out there that would like something different please email me

either via the list or preferably via direct email.

I want to make this as useful as possible. I would still like to include other

waveforms to make it a cheap function generator for other uses, but this adds

heaps to the complexity. I may even make it modular so that you can add other

waveforms later with a plug in board.

Kind Regards

Resonance for Elemental Table

> This is off-topic.

>

> Greetings,

>

> Prior to finding Rife technology, I spent many years involved in

agriculture

> research in the water resource management field.

>

> Some of my friends who I worked with have chased me down and are pretty

> interested about my current research program I am involved in with Rife

> technology.

>

> They are wanting to be able to insert some electrodes in the ground and do

> EMR Scans for the existence and levels of fertilizers present in the

ground.

> This includes N.P.K. and trace elements.

>

> I have done a few searches via google, but unlike the musical note

> frequencies, I haven't found any information on the resonate frequencies

of

> the elemental table. I was wondering if any here knows of this information

> and can point me in the right direction.

>

> Its not a big problem as these people can always use Frex when the EMR

> scanner routines are finished to find the resonate frequencies for them

> themselves. I must admit this did spark my interest, I had not thought

about

> inserting a few electrodes in the ground and running scans for soil

chemicals

> present.

>

> The same also applies to soil moisture content and soil microbe activity.

> Quite a novel approach to agriculture management.

>

> Ken

[Guest guest]

One way or another Rife will getcha.

Can we all get in on this.

Sending the whole of this message for clarity.

Feel may have made a sales pitch and don,t see my reply to he Rife list, sorry

happens allot.

Dave T.

Hi everyone I am back again! So far I have only had suggestions for square wave

devices with outputs around 1Volt pp, 5 Volts pp, 35 Volts pp, and 65Volts pp.

Is there anyone out there that would like something different please email me

either via the list or preferably via direct email.

I want to make this as useful as possible. I would still like to include other

waveforms to make it a cheap function generator for other uses, but this adds

heaps to the complexity. I may even make it modular so that you can add other

waveforms later with a plug in board.

Kind Regards

Resonance for Elemental Table

> This is off-topic.

>

> Greetings,

>

> Prior to finding Rife technology, I spent many years involved in

agriculture

> research in the water resource management field.

>

> Some of my friends who I worked with have chased me down and are pretty

> interested about my current research program I am involved in with Rife

> technology.

>

> They are wanting to be able to insert some electrodes in the ground and do

> EMR Scans for the existence and levels of fertilizers present in the

ground.

> This includes N.P.K. and trace elements.

>

> I have done a few searches via google, but unlike the musical note

> frequencies, I haven't found any information on the resonate frequencies

of

> the elemental table. I was wondering if any here knows of this information

> and can point me in the right direction.

>

> Its not a big problem as these people can always use Frex when the EMR

> scanner routines are finished to find the resonate frequencies for them

> themselves. I must admit this did spark my interest, I had not thought

about

> inserting a few electrodes in the ground and running scans for soil

chemicals

> present.

>

> The same also applies to soil moisture content and soil microbe activity.

> Quite a novel approach to agriculture management.

>

> Ken