Re: Novalite 3000 Multi-tube tesla coil MWO machine.

[Guest guest]

Sylvia, I know of several machines similar to the NovaLite 3000, and I

do see many different machines, some pretty good and some not so good.

Often those selling machines find it necessary to run down other

vendors' machines so as to pump up their own devices.

Rife machines: Two primary categories; Plasma Lamp machines such as the

Bare-Rife machines (more expensive) and the EMEM machines (usually lower

cost.) And there are degrees to both of these, both in quality and in

expense.

The other category is the Pad Machines, these are contact devices such

as the GB4000 and amplifier, highly rated in the Lyme Disease community,

and then there are scads of other pad machine manufacturers, most of

whom have any number of reasons why their machine is better than all the

others.

A third device which is only sort-of a " Rife " device is the Doug Coil

type device, which is a selectible frequency magnetic thumpy device,

very highly rated for Lyme, not usually used much for other things.

And the forth type of device is the NovaLite machine, which is sort of a

multi-wave oscillator device usually using a tesla coil to excite a bank

of different gas tubes (the gas tubes sell individually from scientific

supply houses for $ 40 or so and up.. not terrible expensive.) The

machines are sufficiently expensive that there aren't lots of comments

about them. Some people swear by them, others say they didn't do

anything for them.

Dave

http://www.dfe.net <= lots of information

(I don't sell " Rife machines " )

Sylvia wrote:

> Does anyone have any experience with the Novalite 3000? I have a

> friend that has one. She called me today and said there are some bad

> things being said about this unit. She doesn't want to use it if there

> are problems with it.

>

> Thanks,

>

> Sylvia

>

>

[Guest guest]

The worst thing about the machine is its pricetag - If your friend has already

bought?it, then nothing is?wrong.

?

The holistic health shop sells a great one for $2000 & change - their Body

Regenerator Tesla Coil (located near the bottom of their homepage).

www.holistichealthshop.com

Do whatever you want with the extra $8000 or so...

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Re: Novalite 3000 Multi-tube tesla coil MWO machine.

Sylvia, I know of several machines similar to the NovaLite 3000, and I

do see many different machines, some pretty good and some not so good.

Often those selling machines find it necessary to run down other

vendors' machines so as to pump up their own devices.

Rife machines: Two primary categories; Plasma Lamp machines such as the

Bare-Rife machines (more expensive) and the EMEM machines (usually lower

cost.) And there are degrees to both of these, both in quality and in

expense.

The other category is the Pad Machines, these are contact devices such

as the GB4000 and amplifier, highly rated in the Lyme Disease community,

and then there are scads of other pad machine manufacturers, most of

whom have any number of reasons why their machine is better than all the

others.

A third device which is only sort-of a " Rife " device is the Doug Coil

type device, which is a selectible frequency magnetic thumpy device,

very highly rated for Lyme, not usually used much for other things.

And the forth type of device is the NovaLite machine, which is sort of a

multi-wave oscillator device usually using a tesla coil to excite a bank

of different gas tubes (the gas tubes sell individually from scientific

supply houses for $ 40 or so and up.. not terrible expensive.) The

machines are sufficiently expensive that there aren't lots of comments

about them. Some people swear by them, others say they didn't do

anything for them.

Dave

http://www.dfe.net <= lots of information

(I don't sell " Rife machines " )

Sylvia wrote:

> Does anyone have any experience with the Novalite 3000? I have a

> friend that has one. She called me today and said there are some bad

> things being said about this unit. She doesn't want to use it if there

> are problems with it.

>

> Thanks,

>

> Sylvia

>

>