Re[4]: Rife-Bare or Rife, which is better?

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Hi Char,

Thanks for the link to the Plasma Plus. I have talked to the guy

who developed this EMEM unit. I am very impressed with the

features. He explained why it produces such a high e-field and

after applying the same method to my EMEM3 the field was greatly

increased.

Adjustable duty cycle which does not as you run different freqs

is sure a big plus too. I fully understand why the manufacturers

don't post user results. But the users certainly could (and they

just plain don't). This makes it extremely difficult for people

to choose a good unit.

Bil

PC 1000

M-Pulse 5000 magnetic pulse generator

http://magpulser.com

Mammoth Lakes, CA

Thursday, August 25, 2005, 6:47:14 PM, you wrote:

C> From: Bil Green

C> How can we tell which is the best Rife machine when almost no one

C> on these lists reports their successes or failures? And no one

C> buys one of each machine to test them (tens of thousands of

C> dollars).

C> I have seen several people say that their EMEM type (high voltage

C> pulsing at the frequency selected lights the tube) worked very

C> well, and the same with the Rife/Bare (high power RF modulated by

C> the frequency selected) lights the tube.

C> There have been advances in EMEM design recently and I have seen

C> almost no one report on using one of these models.

C> snip

C> [reply]

C> Bil, I think many of the manufacturers are reluctant to make public

postings of results in a public forum, due to possible implications of making

claims (??). If results are to be reported on a

C> forum such as this, it's probably up to individuals to supply them.

C> You may be quite right about advances in EMEM design. Here is a partial

description about a device called Plasma Plus II. It holds a consistent

frequency / duty cycle relationship. From

C> http://www.plasmaplus.net :

C> " The Plasma Plus II has a variable duty cycle control which allows you to

select duty cycle ranges from 2% to 98%. Once selected, the duty cycle

automatically tracks any frequency change without

C> the need for manual intervention. This is achieved with an internal circuit

which automatically adjusts the duty cycle as frequencies change. The device

features a xenon array for harmonic

C> expansion, and also provides a variable pulse rate control. The high voltage

plugs are recessed for added safety. The Plasma Plus II is designed to run cool

with an emphasis on dependability and

C> frequency stability. "

C> Char

C>