Turn your pc into a rife frequency generator?

Hi,  try out this site: http://www.holman.net/rife/Software/Bla … ter_5.html

A frequency generator via your computer, connected straight to pad electrodes, will give you something closer to a Hulda Clark zapper than a Rife machine.  For a Rife machine you need a high voltage pulsing circuit and a plasma tube, as the effect is primarily in the radio and longitudinal EM wave spectrum. Will post some links later in this thread if I can find good ones regarding the plasma tube versions.

Okay, here are some links. This is as cheaply as you can get to the real thing.

Rife Machine Under $99 Bucks
Rife resource page
Electromedicine articles and schematics

Here is the schematic for a Rife tube power source:

http://www.montalk.net/rife.gif

If you're still interested in using the computer's soundcard output, then you might want to check out what information is available on Hulda Clark. That's low power. Higher power involves hooking the electrodes up to the wires that would normally go into an amplified speaker, but I would CAUTION against this since speaker power can get in the 5 to 100 watt range which is deadly. The Zappers use a nine volt battery at low power levels, so you wouldn't need much more than that.

Best to research as much as possible before trying anything! Stay safe

Michael, I have done this thing and also gone beyond. Several years ago I built what is called a low power Rife Plasma device and did use Freqgen as the modulator, and it does work quite well as a square wave generator. In order to use this thing correctly you really need an older 486 computer that will output about 5VDC at the PC speaker terminals. This is if you want to correctly trigger a plasma tube generator.
If you just want to play with the frequencies you can port your soundcard stereo out into a common stereo amplifier then take your headphone jack and patch it out to 2 conductive pads. The higher you run the volume control, the more power will output. This is not true Rife because you are not using a plasma tube. You can however work with the frequencies.
Hmm, I seem to recall I prefered a program called NCH tone generator. You might want to check that one out. Its been a while.
For not much more you can get a tube driver and e-gas tube from Jimmie Holeman. Along with a simple power supply and some minor soldering and tooling, you can build a nice little plasma tube driver. This Rife device uses a grounding pad and you must place you hands on the plasma tube.
When the ground is correctly connected your fingertips will light up at the contact point with the tube. The e-gas tubes are pleasing to view. They emit a lavendar plasma color. Fun.
The high power rife devices are called " Bare " named after a pioneer James Bare and they use RF to excite the tube. These are the ones that seem to have the most potent effect. I believe the correctly assembled and possibly more rare variants of the true rife tek exhibit a Scalar effect.