Re: Rife vs. Elton Pigg device

[Guest guest]

The Pigg instrument seems to be a radionics device.

http://www.carolinahealthquest.com/8EZR%20Therapy.htm

>I've looked through the archives, and have been watching the posts, but I

>have not seen any discussion on the Elton Pigg device.

[Guest guest]

Thanks for that link - I had been to the website, but did not see

this page. I suspected it was radionics, but dialing in a frequency

seemed similar to Rife, and I thought perhaps it combined the

technologies.

> The Pigg instrument seems to be a radionics device.

>

> http://www.carolinahealthquest.com/8EZR%20Therapy.htm

>

> >I've looked through the archives, and have been watching the

posts, but I

> >have not seen any discussion on the Elton Pigg device.

[Guest guest]

Most people who promote the Pigg device talk about it making " frequencies "

or they talk about it being a " Rife machine. " Elton Pigg certainly knew

better. It does not make use of frequencies at all. It is a radionic

device. I have one here and I have taken it and others apart and studied

them.

As mentioned, it has 18 knobs. The first one is marked 100 M, but it

actually has 10 M resistors around the switch such that if you select " 1 " ,

you get 10 M. If you select 2, you get 20 M, and so on. Switch 2 is marked

10 M and also produces 10 M of resistance per click. Switches 3-9 give you

1 M, 100 K, 10K, 1000, 100 ohms, 10 ohms, and 1 ohm per click.

Switches 10-18 are what make the Pigg radionic device different from others.

Number 10 is labeled .1 and gives .1 ohm per click. The others give .01,

..001, and so on. I do not have equipment to measure the accuracy of these.

I also wonder about the need for these as the resistors on switches 1-9 are

only 2% accuracy and those errors would seem to be huge compared to these

small values. Possibly I need more information on this. All 18 switches

are in series, so that a setting of 000000000000000000 would give you zero

ohms. The only thing keeping you from a shock is the capacitor.

The hot side of the 110 volt 60 Hz goes through a capacitor and then through

the resistance bank The capacitor is to prevent electrocution. The

resistor values alter the current so that it contains information. Seems

kind of simple, but it works. The ground side goes to the light, so that it

makes it look like the unit is working. And the ground is also connected to

an output banana jack so that it can be connected to a ground plate. This

too is different from most other radionics devices in that they only use the

ground side of the house current to light the bulb. It is plenty powerful

without the ground connection.

In view of the problem with resistor accuracy, many radionics researchers

think that 5 switches with 100 K, 10 K, 1000 Ohm, 100 ohm, and 10 ohms per

click are ample. The thousands of activation numbers that are known were

found on 5 or 6 knob units and are for those devices. Most of Mr. Pigg's

colleagues used/use 5 knob devices. Some have a sixth knob for 1 ohm.

To use standard radionics rates such as 05000 (tumors) on a Pigg device,

leave switches 1-3 at 0, and set #4 to 0, #5 to 5, #6 to 0, and so on. For

80300 (TB), set #4 to 8, #5 to 0, and so on. This is powerful stuff.

I have more information at http://www.royalrife.com/radionics.html .

Dick http://www.royalrife.com

Rife vs. Elton Pigg device

> In a message dated 4/28/03 8:24:09 AM Eastern Daylight Time,

> Rife writes:

>

> What uncanny timing. Just in the last week have I been knee deep into

> researching frequency generators. A couple CFS friends I just met in my

new

> area of stay of Wilmington NC gave me a couple references for doctors I

might

> want to see. I called this doctor and he talked to me at length about 20

> minutes about how he thinks the cure for many things will be this

electricity

> based stuff, originally found in the 30's. I thought for sure he was

talking

> about Rife but when I addressed this he said that Rife had possibly took

> Elton Pigg's technology (maybe " stole " it) and this is why no one has been

> able to duplicate a real Rife machine, like what Rife used to cure 12

cancer

> patients that was reported back then. He said he has built half dozen

Rife

> machines over the years and trashed them all for this. I haven't yet read

> the guy's website but he invited me to a meeting Thur night where I can

see

> this device for myself. His website is www.carolinahealthquest.com. I

> brought up QXCI device and he said that his Elton Pigg device is superior

to

> that too. We'll see.

>

[Guest guest]

On Tue, 29 Apr 2003 16:14:49 -0700, " Loyd, Ph.D. "

wrote:

> The

> resistor values alter the current so that it contains information

That seems to use a different concept of " information " than I understand. What

possible " message " can ordinary current, unmodified except in magnitude, convey?

Lane

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Lane P. Lester / Madison County, Georgia

--Running Linux more and Windows less--

[Guest guest]

The term " information " is often used by energetic medicine people to

describe non-Hertzian fields.

Dick http://www.royalrife.com

Re: Rife vs. Elton Pigg device

> On Tue, 29 Apr 2003 16:14:49 -0700, " Loyd, Ph.D. "

wrote:

> > The

> > resistor values alter the current so that it contains information

>

> That seems to use a different concept of " information " than I understand.

What possible " message " can ordinary current, unmodified except in

magnitude, convey?

>

> Lane

[Guest guest]

On Wed, 30 Apr 2003 15:58:24 -0700, " Loyd, Ph.D. "

wrote:

>

> The term " information " is often used by energetic medicine people to

> describe non-Hertzian fields.

Thanks. Since asking the question, I've read further in Oschman's book,

and he seems to use information in this same way. I may change my

opinion, but to consider an unvarying signal of any kind to be

information seems like a corruption of language. It also seems like a

cheap way to legitimize claims for health effects by these signals.

But as I say, I'm still learning and my mind is not closed.

Lane

____

Lane P. Lester / Madison County, Georgia

--Running Linux more and Windows less--

[Guest guest]

Good point. It was not my idea to use that term but it is not easy to find

a better one. Homeopaths also seem to us it.

Dick http://www.royalrife.com

Re: Rife vs. Elton Pigg device

> On Wed, 30 Apr 2003 15:58:24 -0700, " Loyd, Ph.D. "

> wrote:

> >

> > The term " information " is often used by energetic medicine people to

> > describe non-Hertzian fields.

>

> Thanks. Since asking the question, I've read further in Oschman's book,

> and he seems to use information in this same way. I may change my

> opinion, but to consider an unvarying signal of any kind to be

> information seems like a corruption of language. It also seems like a

> cheap way to legitimize claims for health effects by these signals.

>

> But as I say, I'm still learning and my mind is not closed.

>

> Lane

> ____

> Lane P. Lester / Madison County, Georgia

[Guest guest]

On Thu, 1 May 2003 18:42:09 -0500, " Garnet Dupuis "

wrote:

> 2) " information " is the temporal-spatial behavioral & organizational

> characteristics of the process of change

Then you would say that if a process produces change, then it contains

information? For example, if a single-frequency signal triggers the

release of a hormone, that signal would contain information.

Lane

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Lane P. Lester / Madison County, Georgia

--Running Linux more and Windows less--