Starting 7th month waiting for Stolar machine. Need an alternative.

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Ive been waiting, what tomorrow will be the better part of a year (since June 1,

2011) for a rife machine from Stolar. During that time I've developed

severe angina. I'd received estimates from of completion in August, then

October, then November. Other people are having problems but those have been

related to the machines themselves after they were received. (i.e. amplifier

overheats)

I've gotten a lot of inaccurate assurances from (see below) during which

time I've been off antibiotics, thinking the machine would be arriving any day.

I'll clearly be dead before it arrives. The last two months have been torture.

It didn't help that I bought frequency generator and the amplifier in June. I'm

burned for the $750 I spent on those.

I did look at building one when I felt okay and realized I may never get the

machine, but the production of a tight coil and the requirement that you

determine its induction seemed to create too many opportunities for errors. How

the capacitors together produce the correct frequency is kind of interesting.

The 16 switches are needed to produce all or most of the various frequencies by

their connections to 1-3 (series or parallel) capacitors of various uf. I wish

I'd taken shop in school.

Where can I get a rife machine within a week? I am at this stage dangerously ill

and not particular about machine type. -Tom

>>In a message dated 11/3/2011 1:42:52 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,

coilmachines4less@... writes:

Tom,

I feel bad about the long wait time but I work as much as I can every day.

It's a matter of having far too many who want coil machines and I am a one

person company. It's simply not possible to go faster. I'll make sure that you

get one of the 9 I am almost finished with.

>

Hi ,

I'm now into my 6th month waiting for a coil machine. Don't bother painting it

or wrapping it or prettying it up, just send it. I've had the frequency

generator and amplifier since July 1.

I've sent you my mailing address several times. It hasn't changed:

Tom Xxxxxxxxxxt

421 xxxxxxxx Avenue

Axxxxxxx, XX xxxxxx

>>In a message dated 10/7/2011 5:47:59 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,

coilmachines4less@... writes:

Tom,

I am working all the time on machines, yours is coming up very soon - I still

don't have your shipping address so I will need it as soon as you can email it.

>>In a message dated 8/2/2011 3:53:52 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,

coilmachines4less@... writes:

Hi Tom,

If I didn't change to the 1-3pm phone schedule I would be on the phone for

over 8 hours each day, as I was back in April for 3 straight weeks. I don't

have any kind of accurate way to determine when a given machine is done - I just

work 6 days each week and a certain amount of work is finished but there are all

kinds of interruptions that I can't anticipate. A guess is that I will have it

done by the end of the month.

>>Hi Tom,

I have your address on file from the past but it would be good to send it

again. Here is the generic information I send to people and also the ordering

information for the amp and frequency generator.

To order a coil machine just email your shipping address back to me. I work

alone and do all operations involved in building coil machines so it is not a

fast process – it takes 2 days to start and complete one machine. I actually

make them in batches of 10 to 15 to save time with repetitive operations. I

work 6 days/week or until I need a break.

There has always been a wait list due to the low price. My machine is

electrically identical to what the builder in Phoenix, AZ makes for as much

as100% more, he usually has no wait list. I use a metal cabinet for the

capacitors as opposed to particle board, although I started out making a red oak

cabinet but the demand quickly made this approach impractical.

My phone # is xxx-xxx-xxxx if you have questions; I live in eastern PA and am

in the Eastern Time Zone. I direct people to call between 1 and 3pm weekdays,

but start to leave a message and if I am here, I will answer. Phone calls can

easily take 8+ hours each day so I was forced to implement the restricted hours

to accomplish a certain amount of work each day.

There is no deposit required but a check will be appreciated upon receipt of

the two components I build and after we talk and have the machine running

properly. There are 5 simple wire connections on the back of the amplifier that

need to be done correctly for the machine to work.

The 2 components that I do not build are the QSC 1850HD power amplifier and

the Instek SFG2004 Signal Generator. There are two distributors in NJ who each

agreed to give lower than online prices for coil machine buyers with shipping

included.

To order the amplifier send an email to nancy@... and ask

her to send the QSC 1850HD amplifier for $520 (this includes shipping in the

US). Include your phone number and she will call you for a credit card number.

Don't call for the amp as only can give this price (she is the electronics

buyer for the company). If you must call ask for Masri. No one else in

the company is authorized to give this price as you will discover if you talk

with one of the sales staff. The online price is $599 and does not include

shipping. The phone number for Abe's of Maine is 1-

To order the frequency generator you can either send an email or call (see

Phone # below) to rickb@... and ask him to send the Instek

SFG 2004 frequency generator for $229.60 (this also includes shipping in the

US). Do the same as above with your phone number. I suggest calling them

rather than emailing since this is much faster with this company - the phone

number for Tequipment is 1-. Give them the quote number #58991 to

get the $229.60 price, otherwise they may charge $252, which is their online

price. Be very clear with them that the price is $229.60 and that shipping is

included.

I suggest that you do Google searches for these items to see if there is a

lower price out there. I know that an online company called DJDeals.com has a

slightly lower price on the amplifier sometimes but they have awful customer

reviews. The frequency generator price is the lowest – this company's online

price is $252 and is the lowest on internet, but they agreed to go lower if I

send people to them. You save over $100 because these two companies have agreed

to my request to give lower prices than their internet prices – they get lots of

customers and coil machine buyers get better prices.

>>In a message dated 6/1/2011 9:18:57 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,

coilmachines4less@... writes:

Hi Tom,

The costs are -

$520 amplifier, shipping is included

$229.60 frequency generator, shipping is included

$920 capacitor cabinet and coil +UPS shipping + $9.50 for boxes and packing

materials

Hi, After putting it off for some time, I'm interesting in purchasing a doug

coil machine and amplifier. I'm a lyme sufferer. My location is Axxxxxxx, NC

2xxxx. What would be the total cost including shipping?

Thank you,

Tom Urquhart