The frequencies can cancel each other out if you use 2 machines. Rife Professional produces pressure frequency waves, which consists of a compression phase and a rarefaction phase. Introducing a second machine which might produce frequency wave with the same amplitude but with inverted phase (also known as antiphase) to the original frequency (This would […]
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Straps will corrode for the reasons below: If the client is using conductive gel or any water on the skin, the electrolysis of positive and ground can accelerate corrosion of even stainless steel. Advise clients to clean any discoloration on the button using dishwashing liquid and the green kitchen scourer. The Problem is caused by
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*Important* Please note. Green Power Light flickers under these circumstances and is normal operation. Customer please read page 11 of her Instruction book 7.6. Suggestions for reliable machine operation We would advise that the machine be placed on a firm surface, like a glass top table, wooden bedside cabinet, or on the floor if you
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A. The multimeter will read approximately 7.8 – 8 volts on a RifeDigital PRO or RifeDigital Ultimate (Multimeters cannot read voltage on Square Wave),(However) if using an oscilloscope, you will read the (correct) true output of the upper + lower frequency wave, which should be approximately 16 volts.… B. The multimeter will read approximately ~
The Rife is supplied with 16v 4 amp as it was considered to be the most effective for “all around” healing treatments. At this time we do not provide an adjustment to either AMP or Current, as the default has been proven to show positive results in most treatments. By request we can supply a
Question: I have just a couple of questions for you – definitely a newbie with this stuff but, I have some crystal hand paddles that are used to broadcast frequencies. Is this something that can be incorporated. I have a bio energy healing practice and would like to run frequencies while the client has a
I have been advised that 19vDC is the safe upper limit on the Rife PRO. They advised that the circuits are built for 19v so, this would be the max voltage Although I have tried some higher volts to about 22v for a short test, they said eventually circuits would burn out if held at
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Question: Can the zapper handle AC/DC 24 volt DC out with 20 amps. I may not go that high but I want to be sure that it won’t damage the zapper Ultra or Professional? Answer: Pushing the machine to the limits. The machine has been tested to 22 volts. I would not rise above this,
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Question: I’m wondering..if i buy your rife machine, how can i check to make sure that this device does what it stays it does.. as in how can i tell and verify that the machine produces the frequencies as required by a ailment and that it is also a positive offset sign wave? thanks for
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Question On your literature, you state that the Ultra Digital unit is a 4.5 amp, 16 volt device. Does this mean that the source draw of the power supply is 4.5 amps, or do the outputs really drive 4.5 amps into the user at 16 volts? That is the impression you create. From my experience,
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