Does it have s Sine Wave/Square wave output? Wave output is SQUARE only, switching to SINE will invalidate the effectiveness of the treatment. SINE waves should never be used unless in conjunction with a Bulb Light. Does it have a Dual frequency output mode for Radio & Audio? There is DUAL output as […]
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Question: Can I use the machine with speakers to provide an audio output? Answer: You can hook the RCA cables to a speaker for Audible output. That is possible However the AUDIO frequencies through speakers have not been trialled or tested yet, as far as I know Dr Rife did not appear to consider this
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Question: I purchased one of your Rife machines and I’m happy with it, but I would like to know more about how to treat nerve damage from a skull fracture. Also I have questions about getting an attachment to make audio frequencies. Is it possible? Answer: We do not have a Speaker accessory for Rife
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Question: I like your appliance devices. I am an experienced electrical/electronics engineering technician. I’m asking a very precise, technical question, because I would like to connect my carbon impregnated electrodes to the V2. Are the feet/hand straps, belt and/or mat connected to the instrument with 2 conductors? Even if it,s a coaxial cable (that’s 2
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There is a belief that the audio frequencies that were used in the original Beam Rays Clinical Rife Machine and its 1940’s and 1950’s AZ-58 replica Rife Machines are harmonic M.O.R. frequencies derived by dividing Dr. Rife’s original high RF frequencies down in octave steps until you reach the audio range of frequencies. For this
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Question: The Zapper Digital Series says that it uses the Rife Carrier wave. However it is 3.3 mega Hz and your machine is only producing 1 Mega Hz. Answer: There is a belief that the audio frequencies that were used in the original Beam Rays Clinical Rife Machine and its 1940’s and 1950’s AZ-58 replica
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