Sessions in Streaming Audio
We have 2 Items in streaming Audio for you.
1.) Recorded welcome from JWLABS by Cherry Maly
(need computer audio for streaming mp3)
2.) Free 40 minute general alignment session.
(need Model A to play)
Welcome
General Alignment
Caution, insert input cable before you begin streaming.
If this is your first time, please call 888-891-1122 for walk through.
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Model A-3.1
Operating Instructions |
| The origins
of JWLABS Model A-3
Innovative Home Remedy. A New Generation of Advanced Rife Devices. Back in 1986, when we first were approached by personal friends of Mr. Rife, we were as skeptical as anyone might be. They insisted on tube based devices for reasons that did not seem terribly scientific. We could see from the materials they gave us that the original machines used vacuum tubes, but we doubted that they were really needed. Right away, we began designing a more modern version. Which we called Model A, because it was actually begun before the original Model, we dubbed Model B. As we learned more, and in the process, acquired more informative documents, we found that we were not at all the first to try making machines with more advanced electronics. Years before, John Crane had made the first transistorized units, but had been dissapointingly unsuccessful. So unsuccessful that many people thought he was misrepresenting the technology and even accused him of lying about the frequencies Rife used. Since we had original Rife data in our hands at the time, we knew Crane was not a liar and certainly was not deliberately misrepresenting. So, the question was, why the first modern machines had been such a dismal failure. There was various speculation about this, but it was cleared up when we obtained one of the units Crane had built. In short, there were in fact, qualities to the original tube based machines that were better and their old fashioned tuning, even though it was crude, still hugely outperformed their more modern equivalents. As
for the Model A, it would be years before we could make a good one.
By 1992, Model A took it's first production embodiment, the 11 volt, $300
Model A-3, we also called Tactio. After having built the original for so
long, we eventually found engineering people who could help develop a way
to make a reasonable Rife machine using modern technology.
Part of our motivation to try to make Model A at all, was due to the fact that the market had become flooded with feeble, and terribly ineffective devices that were being sold for way too much money. This has not changed much since that time. The market is still dominated by devices that are misunderstood, and we hope that misrepresentation has become less. Our feeling is that most machines are grossly overpriced for their effectiveness. Model A is a good alternative. It is about 80 percent as effective as Model B, and both are substantially better than the original Rife machines they were modeled after. A common frequency generator will cost many times the price of Model A. Rife's first transducers in the 1930's had 11 volts output power. As Rife developed the transducer for use with his theory of frequency, he slowly was forced to increase the amount of deliverable power, in order to maintain a good signal to deep tissue. Now, at nearly 80 volts, both Model A and Model B greatly exceed anything he ever used. We were forced to increase the yield for the same reasons he did. Greater power also makes it more likely that users will be successful. The present Model A has electronically, virtually identical output to Model B. It is battery powered and very simple to use. For the average user, Model A exceeds the requirements for common usage. Model B is required to make new session recordings for Model A use. Model B is appropriate for professional and clinical venues, high end users and distributors. |
