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Re: Would a cheap frequency generator work well?


The Rife Digital is not very accurate. Can only change in 10 Hz steps. What I mean is if you want to use 727 Hz you can't. You have to use either 720 Hz or 730 Hz.



I own a Instek 2004 model ($300) as well as other frequency generators and I'm happy with it. This is a cheaper model if you're on a budget. http://www.amazon.com/Instek-SFG-1003-MHz-Function-Generator/dp/B0051W6LDW/re...


With that said, if you can afford $500, I'd recommend a F-125.

I'd also recommend foot pads over hand holds for long-term use. Can be on the computer while getting zapped at the same time. Makes life easy doing this.


I can't comment on the models you linked to as I don't own them and I don't know of anyone that does.
 

 
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