Category Archives: Zapper MHz
Rife Digital Ultimate Parts List
Click on the links below to see what is in the case.
RifeDigitalUltimateProductList – Parts List for the Rife Ultimate, what’s inside.
ZapperUltraProductList – Parts List for the Zapper Ultra, what’s inside
RifeBioresonanceProductList – Parts List for the Rife Bioresonance, what’s inside
ZapperMHzProductList – Parts List for the Zapper MHz Plus, what’s inside
ETD vs the Universal List
ETD Updated Frequencies
How can I use the Universal List of frequencies with the Rifes and the Zappers?
The new machines are in Khz (kilohertz)
In order to use her old number she has to divide 3888 Hz by 1000 to give the KHZ number: So if the number you are trying to convert is 3888.88 then divide that by 1000 to get the KHZ number.
3888 / 1000 = 3.88Khz
Use 3.88Khz on the Rife Digital
The universal list is now over 5 years old and has not been updated. She would be better using the newer updated ETD list, it has proven itself to be effective for thousands of clients. (now about 6000 clients use ETD)
Medically Approved Power Adapters
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Meddically Approved Power Adapters
Medically approved power adapters that come with the Zapper MHz, Zapper Ultra, Rife Bioreonanz, and the Rife Ultimate
Adding Alligator Clips to work with Accessories
Adding alligator clips to Rife or Zapper. So I have included a ZIP file attachments with photos 1-6 showing you the step by step instructions to add alligator clips to the Rife / Zapper Digital models.
Please note that I only pictured the 9 inch cable for demonstration purposes. The client must purchase the 40 inch RCA splitter cable or longer as there will be a requirement to use the cable on different parts of the body, therefore the extended cable is necessary.
Please also note that this alligator clip accessory will permit a user to adapt the Rife/Zapper Digital to other devices and accessories on the market such as zappicators and steel footplates. We do not intend to market an accessory like this as a featured product anytime in the future, so clients may purchase these cheap accessories from Radio Shack or similar stores and follow this easy photo demonstration of how to connect Rife Digital to Alligator clips.
As you may know, we do not sell the Zappicators, because none of them work. Bacteria thrive on the Zappicator when observed with a microscope. This information and photos will be introduced later as time allows.
Below step by step:
Tools Required (Use 40" RCA Splitter)
2. Cut Plugs off RCA Splitter
Step 3: Use Wirestrpper to Cut Off Insulator from wire.
Step 4: Strip Wires As Shown
Step 5: Connect Wires to Alligator Clips
Step 6: Final Step
HOW OFTEN DO YOU CHANGE THE PROGRAMS?
5.4. HOW OFTEN DO YOU CHANGE THE PROGRAMS?
Do not change the programs too often, but focus on one disease that you want to treat with one Frequency Set. Conduct regular treatments (5 days with 2 days rest), until your symptoms have disappeared. Sometimes it is recommended to use 2 different frequency sets for one particular illness; in this case switch between the 2 sets in weekly intervals. If you do not feel any change within 5 days, then you probably are working with a wrong frequency set and you should try something different.
Follow the above suggestions (5.4) for both the Rife machines and the Zappers and the client will soon decipher the most effective frequency set for treatment, from the 2 given sets.
Differences Between the MHz and Ultra
Default Frequencies
Default frequencies are for people who do not know what disease or medical problem/issue
they have. Using the Rife machines or the zappers; By running from the lowest to the highest, allows a client to pinpoint the best frequency range to assist the problem.
Those frequencies are: in “i0” (to the far right of the digital read out on the machine you will see “i0” stands for idol 0 – use the up arrow to advance to bank “i1”, etc., look up programing if you need more on this)
In bank i0 – 100.00
In bank i1 – 200.00
In bank i2 – 300.00
In bank i3 – 400.00
In bank i4 – 500.00
In bank i5 – 600.00
In bank i6 – 700.00
In bank i7 – 800.00
In bank i8 – 900.00
In bank i9 – 999.99
CMML
Chronic myelomonocytic leukemia (CMML) is a form of leukemia featuring monocytosis. The categorization of this disease has been controversial. Patients with CMML can present with various different clinical features, mimicking either myelodysplastic syndroms or myeloproliferative neoplasms depending upon a patient’s specific presentation. Despite the varying symptoms of this disease, its roots are Leukemia, and thus should be treated as a Leukemia case with the Rife Machine. I would recommend an introductory 21 day treatment. If the symptoms are addressed and the patient starts to return to better health, then the treatment must be continued for a minimum of 3 months. Also include the supplement Stabilized Oxygen in the patients water each day. Hemoglobin and platelets congealing or dropping is a sign of a low oxygen level in the patients blood. If possible, obtain some Stabilized Liquid Oxygen from a health food shop ASAP, and start taking 30-50 drops in water per day to increase the patients blood oxygen level, and stabilize hemoglobin.” Dr Malcolm Sickels
Leukemia: 0.07, 0.12, 0.60, 0.80, 2.50, 22.50, 72.50, 434.39, 739.10, 905.31″
(My Bit here: -doc pete),,,,
Program the Rife with each frequency and use for 10 minutes per frequency. Many people use the Rife on the feet at night, and for the first 21 days of the treatment: 1-6 hours while resting or sleeping per day or night.
Place wristbands on both feet with the Silver side touching the soles. Program in all the above frequencies and allow the frequencies to cycle overnight in a loop every 100 minutes.
Programming the MHz or the Ultra
This client assumed that the machine was not working properly cause it didn’t seem that it was taking the programming. After looking at these instructions the client was able to see what she was doing wrong and get the machine to work properly.
Zapper MHz
It appears that you are programming only one frequency, not the 10, This is because you have to go back to i idle mode and move the arrow up to select the next frequency.
The menu will always show the position 0 (zero) unless you are in idle mode and move the arrow up. When you move the arrow up you will be able to view each of the 10 frequencies in the machine. pressing <PROGRAM> will edit any of these positions, and then <PROGRAM> again will record that menu position. By default your Zapper Digital starts in i idle mode when you turn the machine on.
Your object is to record over the default frequencies with your own selected frequency set from the manual. positions 0-9 (100,200,300,400 – 999.99) will be erased by your new frequency sets. You are not adding another set of frequencies, you are erasing the machine defaults with your own set.
I will attempt to put a more in depth step program here for you:
(1) Turn on Zapper Digital (ON)
(2) Use UP and Down arrow to preview the recorded frequencies. Notice that next to i is a number. This number represents which menu position you are looking at (0 – 9). For example if you key up arrow three times you will see 400.00i3 This is 400Khz at position 3, (i means IDLE mode.)
(3) Okay, lets say we want to program this position 3 and put in a new frequency “510.00”.
-Click <PROGRAM>
-press UP once to make a 5
-press right key to move across 1 position,
-press UP once and now you have 510.00
-now press <PROGRAM> again, and your frequency is recorded in menu position 3.
(4) Turn off Zapper Digital, unplug power, turn on again and view position 3. 510.00 should be visible (510.00i3)
Use the example above to program any menu position. You do not need to put programs in by sequence, you can program position 9, and then position 1, the sequence does not matter. What is important is that you press <PROGRAM> again when you have keyed in your frequency, and that you select your next frequency in i Idle mode, and then use the <PROGRAM> key to change the frequency in this selected position.
-RULE OF THUMB-
– Press <PROGRAM> to change any frequency on the menu (0-9)
– Press <PROGRAM> again to record that frequency (and see [Wait…] appear on screen.)
– If you do not see [Wait…] appear on screen after you have pressed <PROGRAM> then your frequency has not been recorded.
– Use UP and Down arrow in i Idle mode to select the next frequency to program
Each machine is tested completely by 3 Engineers in Germany so we never have had a menu program fault.. The problem you are having with the menu were resolved with a better understanding of the <PROGRAM> mode, through these 4 steps above, hopefully you can conquer the menu system, because it is a very easy and quick way to alter frequencies and introduce new frequencies into the machine.
Battery Packs Now Available
We have all of the battery packs available for Zappers or Rife Machines purchased after July 2011 with the exception of LCD. LCD cannot run a battery pack.
The Battery Pack Consists of a
SONY 6 Cell long life rechargeable battery pack (sealed)
Cable to attach to Rife Bioresonanz or Zapper Digital Plus model power charger.
1-2 hour charging time gives 3-5 hour Zapping/Rife treatment sessions.
Plus a Free Car Charger, Allows you to run a Rife Bioresonanz or Zapper Plus directly from the car cigarette lighter socket. Or you can recharge the battery from this car socket.
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