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In the January issue of QST is an article entitled " A Short History of

Radio Transmitters " by Shrader.

Mr. Shrader says something of possible interest to us on page 42 where he

is discussing spark gap transmitters. His statements relate to Rife's use

of " Wavelength of Super Regeneration " or WSR. It is considered that the WSR

is the actual treatment frequency. Many of our present day audio

frequencies are sub harmonic , Coordinative Resonance Frequencies, derived

from the WSR.

" Transmitter frequencies were usually measured with tunable LC wave meters

calibrated in either frequency or wavelength.Later much more accurate

oscillating heterodyne frequency meters were used. "

There are some pages of lab notes on Stan Trumans web site http://www.rife.org

wherein cancerous mice were exposed to Rife's early device. The notes state

quite clearly that the mice were exposed at 17.6 meters.

Jim Bare