Re: SARS Frequencies for zapper?

To be clear, I do not have a Rife machine. That quote is from a researcher that has a device called an FSCAN (>$3500 US) that searches for resonant pathogen frequencies. He then uses an F100 (~$300 US) signal generator since it can be programmed to those frequencies.

For your answer if a general zapper has enough power, it does, but the problem is that them zappers are generally not efficiently reprogrammable to the various frequencies.

I do have a new Super Zapper Deluxe (~$150 US) that Dr Clark endorses. You can buy a plug in chip ($15 US) for the various protocols and I am sure they are looking for them SAR frequencies, but once you buy the chip, you cannot change it. They do sell a "wide spektrum" chip that scans all the frequencies that the Zapper Deluxe can do (again $15 US), so if I had only $15 this would be the one to get.

I did correspond with this researcher several months earlier before this SARS event. I asked him for a person with my limited resources compared to his, is my zapper or any other basic zapper worth it? He stated that they are, and would assist any infestation/infection prevention. His recommendation is to zap and use Oscocillium (sp?) as preventative measures. I told him I have been using Sambucol (elderberry extract, a viral inhibitor) before I travel in conjunction with zapping as a preventative measure and he felt that that might also work. If the situation gets more serious, find someone with a programmable signal generator and zap accordingly.

My only problem with the zappers are that they look too suspect going through airport security, so I generally just take the Sambucol on the trip. Anyone out there with experience getting a zapper through security that can add to this discussion would be much appreciated. Hope this helps. Tweet