Audio Programmed Zapper .com

Purpose and approach: This site utilizes the retired author's skills in electronics, to show a way to create a simple inexpensive instrument to explore some of the legacy given humanity by the great geniuses Royal R. Rife and Hulda R. Clark in their individual quests to enable better wellbeing for all people.

The first instrument first being explored here has been built and tested, and appears to be useful for the individual's hobby research, by those familiar with the use of the electronic instruments derived from Clark's and Rife's work. Although patent protection could have been sought, time and money constraints indicate that the better approach is to make it freely available to people as soon as possible.

A next-generation instrument has been built and tested for electronic function, and to some extent, physiological function. It is, of course, an experimental instrument for use by hobby and professional researchers in the field of electro-herbalism, including now the H R Clark frequency domain of hundreds of kilohertz. For now, its name is "zapper 2012" or "APZ 2012."

There is also foreseen potential application by the individual in self-defense from certain forms of bioterrorism, and therfore having such an instrument already at hand, conceivably could be a lifesaving thing; thus, is another reason for this site with its info.

Features of these prototype instruments include:

  • Useful for supplying signals based on the research findings of both Clark and Rife, and of subsequent researchers
  • LED brightness shows actual physiological current through handholds
  • Power LED brightness shows both existency of input power plus signal intensity state
  • Buffered output compensates for varying handhold loads
  • Selectable internal sourced 30KHz basic output duty cycle between 35% and 65%
  • Rife-frequency signal series externally controlled by computer-generated music-type audio of specific waveforms, 0.01 Hz to 23,000 Hz
  • User-programmable for long signal series using common software and made into ordinary mp3 format such as used on mp3 players
  • Frequency range 0.01Hz up to music player's upper frequency limits
  • The 2012 version of the APZ instrument extends the frequency range up to 1 MHz. It can still be programmed by the user; as well as using pre-programmed frequency sets.

Link to holotype instrument description

Link to 2nd generation instrument description, that can go up to 800 KHz, externally programmable by the user or by recorded conrol tracks.

The usual disclaimer: This site is for educational informational purposes only. The user takes full responsibility for their use of the information. The author is not a medical doctor, and there is no medical advise given on this site. The instruments described on this site are potentially for hobby research purposes, although eventually might be found useful by formal researchers.


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