Guest guest Posted January 26, 2006 Report Posted January 26, 2006 here: I stumbled into an amazing invention today. I wanted a cheap (less than $100) Rife machine with the ability to run a sequences of square or sine waves with a sweep function if desired. I didn't want to have to adjust a function generator between each frequency. Go to your favorite electronics store and buy a boom box with detachable speakers for around $80. Pick up 20' of speaker wire (less than $5 or free) and a few blank CD-R's (less than $1 each). Go to the hardware store and get them to cut you four 8 " pieces of copper pipe (cheap). Connect one end of the speaker wire to the copper tubes and the other to speaker connections on the boom box. Wrap the copper tubes in moist terry cloth or other rags. One of my favorite sequences in the Matrix movies is when the black cat walks by twice. Well, a little google brought me to http://www.blackcat.systems.com/ You can download for free their program Audio ToolBox. It runs on the Mac and will generate 16 bit, 44.1 khz aiff files. It can generate square or sine waves with optional sweeps up to 22 kHz. If you don't have a Mac, do this on a friend's Mac. This only has to be done once. Each frequency you want to run is setup as a CD audio track. Consult the CAFL to solve your health problems. Run Itunes and paste in the aiff files. Put in a blank CD-R and burn yourself a CDROM. Take off your shoes and socks and put the copper tubes with the black wire under your feet and the copper tubes with the silver wire in your hands. Pop the CDROM you made into the boom box and hit play. Adjust the volume so you feel no tingling. Turn on the TV and relax. There you are. How is the FDA going to stop this? LOL. Quote
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