For everyone who is new here STOP scrolling for a second. You need to know this.
Before you form an opinion about the Lakhovsky Multiwave Oscillator (MWO), listen to what Bob Beck had to say about it in this old recording from the 1980s.
There is a fascinating history behind this technology, and this recording gives you a glimpse into how people were thinking about the MWO decades ago.
But here's the part I really want you to understand:
The machines being built today are not necessarily the same as the original machines.
There are companies producing reproductions of the classic Lakhovsky-style MWO, and they can preserve the original concept very well. But they typically operate within the traditional range of approximately:
750 kHz → 3 GHz
The modern Meditech Europe BV MWO takes this concept much further:
10 Hz → 35 GHz
That's an enormous difference in bandwidth.
And it's not just about the frequency range.
The modern Meditech system is far more compact, doesn't require the separate ground pin associated with the old-style machines, and can operate for extended periods.
It can also be fitted with the Rife Phanotron plasma bulbs and Rife hand lamps, allowing the same platform to be configured for both broadband MWO operation and Rife-style frequency applications.
So when you see an old MWO and compare it with what is available today, don't assume you're looking at exactly the same technology.
The original concept was fascinating.
The modern implementation has come a very long way.
And if you're new here, trust me, you need to know the history before you can understand where this technology is today.
Now listen to Bob Beck.