function generator 
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13 y
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Finally got the BNC cables to hook up my Function Generator.
There is no way this needs any other amplification judging
by the shock I get if I turn the amplitude up.
What I need to know is if there is a tutorial anywhere about
how to use an off the shelf Function Generator for a pad type
Rife machine and or Zapper.
This is all I could find about my Function Generator.
http://web.mst.edu/~cottrell/ME240/Resources/Inst_manuals/Tenma_72-5015_Funct...
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13 y
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This is a reply to # 1,858,725Just follow instructions for zappers, also if you go above 1 kHz it is easier to take. Kind of lets you know why some use carriers, but you can octave up or use my frqs.
Octave table is in my blog.
BTW: I say foot pads are enough when you have the correct frq...
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MoreThis is a reply to # 1,858,726Yeah ok.
I at least need to find out what the difference in the
TTL/CMOS output and the MAIN OUTPUT are.
When I got "shocked" I thought I had it set on a very high
frequency, but it was the opposite. When you are looking at
the Function Generator the Highest Frequencies are on the Left
and the lowest on the right.
It goes from left to right 1MHZ-100K-10K-1K-100-10-1.
So anyway had it set on 1HZ when it shocked me so you are
right when you say the higher frequencies are easier to take.
I am really happy I do not need to find an external amp to use
this. I think I read some posts by you in regard to not needing an external amplifier for Function Generators.
I am assuming that most people use these with the offset in
the all positive and no negative position.
Thanks TMCG
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13 y
1,732
This is a reply to # 1,858,733>> the all positive and no negative position.
Yes, square wave (all positive) gives lots of harmonics but some sine waves also do a great job.
Yes, use 4hz on any of these to let you know if you need an amp..LOL
If you want to run it as a zapper to start try 2222.22 hz or 15 kHz with a 92% duty if that can be done on your FG.
- Re: function generator 2222HZ quartzbeam
13 y
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This is a reply to # 1,858,747
2222 is an interesting frequency.
I do not think I can get exactly 2222, but I set the
counter at .22 on the 10K range. Do you think this is correct?
When I change the duty cycle, I have to reset the frequency.
Maybe I will sweep using 2200 as the base frequency.
I have just been setting the Amplitud control all the way down
to start and then gradually bring it up to avoid too high
a current. DEFINITELY more powerful than my zapper which I can't feel at all.
TM- Re: function generator 2222HZ Newport
13 y
1,774
This is a reply to # 1,859,085>> When I change the duty cycle, I have to reset the frequency
That duty cycle will give you different harmonics so its worth trying.
>> Do you think this is correct?
Dunno
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This is a reply to # 1,858,759
Can't really afford an expensive machine, and I am trying to heal myself. I really do not think any off the shelf
frequency generators are rated as "safe for humans" for use
with electrodes attached to the body. But it is obvious that
a lot of "Rife Machines" are definitely just off the shelf
Function Generators and not designed specifically for this use. Just trying to get some information. I have seen
old Heathkit frequency generators with electrodes in photos
from the Rife Labs in San Diego. Apparently there is quite a
bit of controversy in this field including Beck flat out
saying that zappers do not work etc. It would have been nice
if Medicine would have gone more in the electrical rather than
chemical direction after the Rife and other discoveries, but
this just did not happen. I am sure that the multimillion
dollar radiation machines used on cancer patients are considered "safe for humans" by most people and I think it is
well known scientific fact that radiation "therapy" actually
causes cancer. Not to mention the "safe for humans" medications that have long lists of serious and even fatal
side effects. I guess there really is no hard core information on using off the shelf Frequency Generators for
Rife use. I was just hoping there was.
TM
TM
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This is a reply to # 1,858,911there is a fair argument to be made that simply living in today's world is not "safe for humans"...
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This is a reply to # 1,858,911>- It would have been nice if Medicine would have gone more in the electrical rather than chemical direction after the Rife and other discoveries, but
Not enough profit. Pure and simple.
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