Re: Re: Need info on manufacturer of suitable plasma ball-- Dr. Ian or someone in Ch

[Guest guest]

Hi Ellie,

As you've guessed by now ... accurately so ... the visibility of the display

means nothing regarding electrostatic or electromagnetic strength. I think you

are also modifying the globes differently than we have done here. We eliminate

the transformer and circuit board altogether and apply our amplified signal

directly to the single electrode in the ball. By this methodology, all plasma

balls are alike. We do not believe in simply modulating the already present

" carrier " from the existing flyback transformer, but applying a pure sine wave

directly to the lamp.

Best of luck in all of your research as always,

Eleanor Hjemmet wrote:

Hi ,

Thanks so much for your reply. My keyboard froze up & I sent the

message somewhat truncated. I am in the US, in Tennessee. I have

done modifications on both the Electrostorm from WalMart and the

Spencer's ball from Spencer's Gifts (with help). Both barely produce

a visible plasma display. This is much in contrast to the Thunderball

circuit board we transplanted into the WalMart globe which gave very

strong display and good results (thanks to the assistance of Colin

Osborn who shipped the board from England). When we saw what a

difference the circuit board could make, that was the point when I

began trying to acquire a limited number of Thunderballs from Maplins

in England and so far have been unable to do that.

So I do have a modified Spencer's ball... but with no trifield meter,

I was assuming the minimal display meant the ball would not produce

sufficient results. Being a retiree on very limited income, I was

trying to use my money I've saved to buy the globes I'd like to modify

for family, and then save up for a trifield to further my own

research. Maybe you recommend otherwise? Get a meter first?

Another question-- could we use ANY of these 8 " novelty plasma globes

regardless of brand and circuit board IF we interfaced with Ken

Uzzell's new Cambrone FSD+? The best deal would be to use the plasma

ball we can buy at WalMart, in terms of price. It's display is

essentially the same weak streams we saw with the Spencer's ball.

I know some folks in Calif. posted on the Rife Construction list that

they were successfully using the Spencer's (or was it the Nebulla

brand?) and did comment on the weak plasma display. That was why

after modifying the EStorm and Spencer's balls I thought it might be

best to get the ball that more people report good results with. Do

you by any chance have the name of a Chinese plant manufacturing balls

you consider suitable? I presume you are not using the Spencer's ball

in your research?

Well, thanks again for your response. I'm sure one day we'll get

something working we can be happy with and reproduce for the family.

The Thunderball circuit we transplanted and modified worked SO well

for a few months, but currently isn't up and running.

Thanks for any help,

Ellie

in the beautiful mountains of east Tennessee

>

> Hello Eleanor,

>

> Have you tried novelty shops at the local mall? In America a shop

called Spencer Gifts sells a plasma ball that works very well.

www.spencersonline.com is their website and they will ship to England

if you don't have one there.

>

> Best,

>

> Rollins, Engineer.

>

>

>

> Dr. Ian MacLeod, Ph.D., New Lhasa Research Facility, In search of

the truth through relentless research and infinite patience.

>

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[Guest guest]

Hi Eleanor,

A TriField meter will serve you very well, not only in testing the output

Magnetic, E Field and RF field that comes from our plasma transmitters.

The signal replacement the FDS+ does on the Novelty Plasma Balls is a

traditional Rife (type) signal in that I follow Bare's instructions

which is a 5% or greater modulation envelope, so long as people adjust it

correctly. The FDS will only do Ian MacLeods protocol (may be) via contact

pads, not a plasma transmitter.

You need to follow Ian's advise, or other experienced technicians here if

you want to run pure sine waves through these plasma balls. The flyback

transformer that exists in these Novelty Plasma lamps wont accept AC sine

waves from the " short " investigations I have done. A DC sine wave is

required, and if using the FDS's DC sine wave would need a resistor of some

value to reduce the 28Vpp to a level where it could be used on the base pin

of the TIP Darlingtons.

At this time of writing, I do not know what signal effect the flyback

transformer will do to sine waves, it may distort them too much for them to

be of use in Ian's protocol. If Ian doesn't use them, then his lead is the

one to follow. I believe Ian uses an Audio Frequency amplifier to send the

sine wave to a special custom made high voltage transformer to drive the

plasma balls. This is specialised engineering work and is way over my head.

May be in Ian's coming paper, us novices will be taught how to wind these

special transformers, I hope so.

The FDS+ modulates a Square Wave carrier with audio square waves. I get very

good TriField readings when using the variable RF carrier between 30kHz to

80kHz. Over 80kHz, we are moving away from the Flyback transformers Q

(resonant power band width) and all transmission signals start to drop off

when using the TriField.

You can't use modulated RF frequencies if performing Ian's protocols, pure

sine waves.

The FDS+ is a contact pad system, primarily, not intended for plasma work

except for the Novelty Plasma lamp and using square waves, not sine waves.

It's main purpose for me is for creating our audio scanner software.

I need to find out what these " hits " are in people in the audio band width,

are these hits a product of resonance or another physiological function,

because when we find them, they get better very quickly.

I am very interested in Ian's work, but have seen great value from our

square waves too, and this is what I cut my teeth on. There are many people

alive today that wouldn't be here, because of our square waves and Rife

style transmitters, both contact and plasma.

Regards,

Ken Uzzell

http://heal-me.com.au

FreX - CHIamp

Re: Need info on manufacturer of suitable plasma ball-- Dr.

Ian or someone in Ch

> ... THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU!!!

>

> No! I didn't know that about the visibility of the display! Of

> course, we might have figured it out if we had a TriField meter or

> somesuch device. A lesson here for us ignorant -albeit enthusiastic-

> non-techies... these measuring tools are critical.

>

> This is great news! Now we can proceed with buying the very

> inexpensive WalMart brand Electrostorm globes, and hopefully work out

> the modification you suggest. Do you have any thoughts about the

> Cambrone FDS+ interface we can order through Ken Uzzell's site? Is

> that the kind of signal amplifier we should be using for these

> experiments? Ups the baseline cost, but I'm now ready to order one

> having finally gotten this information from you about the plasma

> stream display.

>

> Has anyone on this list posted this particular modification you

> describe with photos?

>

> I am so grateful for the cooperative spirit on this and other Rife

> lists. You people are wonderful.

>

> Thanks again,

>

> Ellie

> In the beautiful mountains of east Tennessee

>

>

>

>

>> >

>> > Hello Eleanor,

>> >

>> > Have you tried novelty shops at the local mall? In America a shop

>> called Spencer Gifts sells a plasma ball that works very well.

>> www.spencersonline.com is their website and they will ship to England

>> if you don't have one there.

>> >

>> > Best,

>> >

>> > Rollins, Engineer.

>> >

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Ken:

I'm a little lost on how you are introducing a signal into the high voltage

drive source? I've done a little testing, just pushing a low frequency square

wave into the audio mike circuit. This is cheating and only works at low audio

freq, but caused one heck of a herx at 26.7 Hz for Lyme treatment.

Ken Uzzell wrote:

Hi Eleanor,

A TriField meter will serve you very well, not only in testing the output

Magnetic, E Field and RF field that comes from our plasma transmitters.

The signal replacement the FDS+ does on the Novelty Plasma Balls is a

traditional Rife (type) signal in that I follow Bare's instructions

which is a 5% or greater modulation envelope, so long as people adjust it

correctly. The FDS will only do Ian MacLeods protocol (may be) via contact

pads, not a plasma transmitter.

You need to follow Ian's advise, or other experienced technicians here if

you want to run pure sine waves through these plasma balls. The flyback

transformer that exists in these Novelty Plasma lamps wont accept AC sine

waves from the " short " investigations I have done. A DC sine wave is

required, and if using the FDS's DC sine wave would need a resistor of some

value to reduce the 28Vpp to a level where it could be used on the base pin

of the TIP Darlingtons.

At this time of writing, I do not know what signal effect the flyback

transformer will do to sine waves, it may distort them too much for them to

be of use in Ian's protocol. If Ian doesn't use them, then his lead is the

one to follow. I believe Ian uses an Audio Frequency amplifier to send the

sine wave to a special custom made high voltage transformer to drive the

plasma balls. This is specialised engineering work and is way over my head.

May be in Ian's coming paper, us novices will be taught how to wind these

special transformers, I hope so.

The FDS+ modulates a Square Wave carrier with audio square waves. I get very

good TriField readings when using the variable RF carrier between 30kHz to

80kHz. Over 80kHz, we are moving away from the Flyback transformers Q

(resonant power band width) and all transmission signals start to drop off

when using the TriField.

You can't use modulated RF frequencies if performing Ian's protocols, pure

sine waves.

The FDS+ is a contact pad system, primarily, not intended for plasma work

except for the Novelty Plasma lamp and using square waves, not sine waves.

It's main purpose for me is for creating our audio scanner software.

I need to find out what these " hits " are in people in the audio band width,

are these hits a product of resonance or another physiological function,

because when we find them, they get better very quickly.

I am very interested in Ian's work, but have seen great value from our

square waves too, and this is what I cut my teeth on. There are many people

alive today that wouldn't be here, because of our square waves and Rife

style transmitters, both contact and plasma.

Regards,

Ken Uzzell

http://heal-me.com.au

FreX - CHIamp

[Guest guest]

Hi ,

Bil is correct. We basically trash the Novelty Plasma Ball circuit, only

using the flyback transformer. We replace the existing power Darlington with

a better one and extra heat sink. We then send a good quality amplitude

modulated signal to the base pin of the new Darlington. I will have a

tutorial on my web site soon of what I have done.

The Magnetic readings go up (didn't have magnetic properties before)

The RF becomes impressive (variable on the fly when using the FDS+ :-)

The E field improves

The sound is louder :-) A product of plasma shock waves created in the ball

(I believe). As you turn the RF up, the sound becomes more intense.

Physiological " hits " in the body at the site of some disease or inflammation

outbreak is very strong, especially with the herpes simplex 1 virus. I have

not tested this new system with Lyme. I hope to soon.

Bare, our modern day pioneer of frequency therapy recommends a minimum

of a 5% modulation envelope for the output signal to have enough pressure to

work correctly. From my studies, he is absolutely correct.

When we listen to the experts, and follow their advise, then success usually

follows.

Regards,

Ken Uzzell

http://heal-me.com.au

FreX - CHIamp - FDS soon.

Re: Re: Need info on manufacturer of suitable plasma ball--

Dr. Ian or someone in Ch

> Ken:

>

> I'm a little lost on how you are introducing a signal into the high

> voltage drive source? I've done a little testing, just pushing a low

> frequency square wave into the audio mike circuit. This is cheating and

> only works at low audio freq, but caused one heck of a herx at 26.7 Hz for

> Lyme treatment.

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Ken:

Thanks for the feedback, will look at this approach next, not sure how much

effect this will have, It would on the surface sound like a low end modulation

scheme. But if it works, it works.

Ken Uzzell wrote:

Hi ,

Bil is correct. We basically trash the Novelty Plasma Ball circuit, only

using the flyback transformer. We replace the existing power Darlington with

a better one and extra heat sink. We then send a good quality amplitude

modulated signal to the base pin of the new Darlington. I will have a

tutorial on my web site soon of what I have done.

The Magnetic readings go up (didn't have magnetic properties before)

The RF becomes impressive (variable on the fly when using the FDS+ :-)

The E field improves

The sound is louder :-) A product of plasma shock waves created in the ball

(I believe). As you turn the RF up, the sound becomes more intense.

Physiological " hits " in the body at the site of some disease or inflammation

outbreak is very strong, especially with the herpes simplex 1 virus. I have

not tested this new system with Lyme. I hope to soon.

Bare, our modern day pioneer of frequency therapy recommends a minimum

of a 5% modulation envelope for the output signal to have enough pressure to

work correctly. From my studies, he is absolutely correct.

When we listen to the experts, and follow their advise, then success usually

follows.

Regards,

Ken Uzzell

http://heal-me.com.au

FreX - CHIamp - FDS soon.

Re: Re: Need info on manufacturer of suitable plasma ball--

Dr. Ian or someone in Ch

> Ken:

>

> I'm a little lost on how you are introducing a signal into the high

> voltage drive source? I've done a little testing, just pushing a low

> frequency square wave into the audio mike circuit. This is cheating and

> only works at low audio freq, but caused one heck of a herx at 26.7 Hz for

> Lyme treatment.

>

>

>

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[Guest guest]

Hi ,

I don't know if it works yet, but it was promising when a strong " hit " was

experienced. The flyback messes up square waves abit when you get into the

higher audio range. But the signal looks okay on the oscilloscope under

4kHz.

The signal out the plasma gets a little messy up at 10kHz, its looks more

like a 90% duty cycle square wave with the low RF in the top section of the

wave form.

Regards,

Ken

Re: Re: Need info on manufacturer of suitable plasma ball--

Dr. Ian or someone in Ch

> Ken:

>

> Thanks for the feedback, will look at this approach next, not sure how

> much effect this will have, It would on the surface sound like a low end

> modulation scheme. But if it works, it works.

>

>