PIC Virus Zapper
Approx construction cost US$35
Can disease be cured electronically? An experimental circuit for zapping viruses.
Not so long ago, the fascinating story of Dr. Royal Raymond Rife and his Rife Generator was related in the pages of EPE (An End To All Diseases - April '01 Supplement). This device was supposedly capable of curing many ailments including some cancers, and a large number of Internet sites devoted to it can be found.
However, it was complex and used a special valve similar to an X-ray device, which renders it difficult and possibly dangerous for most home constructors to experiment with. To compound the problem, no-one seems to be sure exactly how it worked, and apparently some of the remaining examples may even be "red herrings'', non-working devices constructed to discredit Dr. Rife during some political skullduggery!
For enthusiasts and experimenters with bio-electronic devices however, Royal Raymond is far from being the only source of interesting ideas. Another prominent worker in this field is Dr. Hulda Regehr Clark, the originator of a design for an electronic "Zapper" which is also claimed to cure most ills, including cancer. This device is very simple and can be built easily by anyone with electronic constructional knowledge, so it can be presented here for readers to try for themselves if they wish.
More details on this construction project can be found in the March 2002 issue of EPE Online, the world's first web-delivered electronics and computing hobbyist magazine.
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