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: When testing the lead wires for damage. Should there be continuity between the black foot strap button and the center peg on the plug and continuity between the red foot strap button and the ring on the plug or vice versa Answer: Pre JANUARY 2015 Models were supplied with Black Button – Center Pole
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The Zapper or Rife machine is a “NULL” device, it does not use or produce its own power, but sources it through the CE Certified MED Adapter which is shipped with the machine Link to the Healthproducts2 Home: DISCLAIMER
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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The Power adapters are 16v on all adapters 2013 – 2016 This should be written on the side of the adapter itself. Straps voltage on all models 2013-2016 Output is ~15.6 – 15.9v on an oscilloscope. I will not discuss any other method of measuring voltage here because multimeters do no give correct voltage output
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The adapter is rated 16volts The machine consumes 1-2 volts for the backlit display and other functions, and also the type of output generated (supersweep, or normal programs) can affect voltage range by about >1 volt. So true voltage can be between 14 – 15.5 at any given time. Voltage should be measured only using
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AC is more dangerous than DC (The machines use a transformer to change the AC signal to DC) Technically Speaking, as DC is steady current its voltage remains the same i.e 16v. The AC is RMS. it increases from zero to maximum value. for example I = 16v√2 (square root 2) Multiply 16 x 1.414
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Question: Are there any devices, such as a radio or microwave, or WIFI signal that could cause any type of interference with a Zapper Digital? Answer: Zapper Digital and Rife Digital is a “closed system” which carries signal across a physical wire… unlike WIFI, Radio or Microwave, which is an open transmitter system. A closed
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Question: The device that Rob bought has three frequency memory slots. I would like to know if they would consider incorporating that change to include the last digit in a frequency taken from various frequency lists. I also understand your ETDFL is a very complete list. An example from the CAFL lists two frequencies for
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I was testing a Zapper Professional. Adapter tested fine. I plugged in the machine and the whole thing began to flash brightly. Both the screen and the green light. So – I assumed it was a faulty machine. Plugged in another Zapper and the same thing happened. Went to a higher frequency and it stilled
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