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: I believe you told me previously that your device (Pro) generated a radio frequency carrier wave identical to that used by Rife to carry the unique cancer eradication frequencies into the body and cancers. Is this radio wave carrier sufficient to reach into the cancer stem cells underlying the cancer tumors that the doctors
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Questions: I wonder why the list is not divided into RF-only and CW-only sets. Anyone who knows the principles of RF and CW will definitely not use the same set of frequencies. Answer: The Carrier Wave and RF frequencies are a product of an evolving Rife Machine. As the Rife machine became more advanced over
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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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Question: Advice on the internet says that Rife machines should have gating @ 2-40 Hz and ray tubes. I don’t see these mentioned on your site. Could you explain these for me? Do your machines have these? Answer: We do have Beam-Ray coming which are the Ray Lights, but the “Gating” is unclear terminology, and
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CW is the preferred method to use for treatments Rife digital Professional uses the 3.8MHz Harmonic CW (Carrier wave) simultaneously while outputting the specific low range frequencies… as per Dr Rife’s instrument. This is the superior method of treatment over the static RF method, a more complex explanation here: There is a belief that the
Question: What is the difference between Carrier Wave and Radio Frequency? Answer: CW is the preferred method to use for treatments Rife digital Professional uses the 3.8 MHz Harmonic CW (Carrier wave) simultaneously while outputting the specific low range frequencies… as per Dr Rife’s instrument. This is the superior method of treatment over the static
Question: I am ready to place an order for the Rife Digital Professional Machine but I am concerned about the following. With the frequency rating up to Max 1 MGZ, how can there be excess rating to accommodate both R.F frequency and C.W. frequency simultaneously. I am told that a carrier wave is necessary to
I spoke with someone who has Lyme and has been using the Professional machine. The Professional, either Zapper or Rife, has the ability to switch from Carrier Wave (CW) to Radio Frequency (RF) This lady said she switches from Carrier Wave to Radio Frequency. And she does that to fool the bacteria and it seems
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Can you explain some of the new functions on the Professional Rife machines and Zappers? – Super Sweep takes twice as long as Convergence Sweep – Convergence Sweep emits 2 frequencies where Super Sweep produces 1 – Sweeps could not previously cover all frequencies 1 – 1 million. Now they can on PRO series –
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