Comparisons: Choosing the Right Machine

You would think that if a company was going to call their machine after a prominent frequency researcher of his day they would at least be able to output the original frequencies he discovered. But this is not the case; most of the instruments sold today only output low audio frequencies below 22,000 Hertz. Because the 1930’s/1950’s original instruments also used low audio frequencies, many manufacturers only use these low audio frequencies without also using the high RF carrier frequency in the 3 million Hertz range. These low audio frequencies were modulated or piggy-backed onto this high RF carrier frequency. When these two frequencies were modulated together they produce many other frequencies known as sideband frequencies. These sideband frequencies were also in the 3 million Hertz range and one of these sideband frequencies would line up with one of the original researched frequencies. It is the combination of the low audio frequency and the high RF carrier frequency that was needed to produce the high RF frequencies.

Because many manufacturers do not understand what we have explained they are only using the low audio frequencies, incorrectly believing they are the researcher's original frequencies. This is why the majority of the machine manufacturers claim they are using the original frequencies when they actually are only using one half of the needed two frequency combination required to produce high RF frequencies.

The GB-4000 is a 20 million Hertz or cycles per second frequency generator which CAN output all of Dr. Rife’s original frequencies including those in the 17 million Hertz range. It can use a 3.1 million Hertz high RF carrier frequency with the low audio frequencies so that the correct sideband frequencies can be produced. It is the only frequency generator capable of outputting 8 audio frequencies simultaneously which makes it 8 times faster to use than any other frequency generator. As a stand-alone machine it has a power output of 4.7-watts and if you purchase the optional SR-4 15-watt amplifier it amplifies the 4.7-watts to 15-watts. Also available is an optional 190-watt ray tube amplifier. The M.O.P.A. amplifier has a variable RF carrier frequency range from 2.2 to 3.8 million Hertz. With sideband its frequency range goes from 1.7 to 4.3 million Hertz. It can output all of the frequencies in the 3 million Hertz range and is a replica of the original 1936-39 equipment. The original 1930's/1940's ray tube instrument used a minimum of 50 to 100 watts because anything less than this was considered  to be underpowered and not capable of doing the job.

Many frequency technology devices on the market have a frequency range of 100,000 Hertz or less. They do not use any RF carrier frequency. They cannot output any of Dr. Rife’s original frequencies, whereas the GB-4000 can. They are also not capable of using the sideband method used in the original 1930’s equipment so they cannot output any of the sideband frequencies in the 3 million Hertz range.

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Usually it is only after people have purchased these other devices that they learn these important facts. At that time, it is usually too late to return the device in order to choose a different one with more capabilities.

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