Historical Replicas

Multi-Wave Oscillator: Heavy-Duty version replica

Historically, physicians in Europe used Lakhovsky Multi-Wave Oscillator devices for electrotherapy from the 1930s until the late 1980s. Today, advances in research on the bioactive effects of pulsed electric fields and radio-frequency signals have renewed interest in these historical devices. The literature has mentioned Lakhovsky Multi-Wave Oscillator devices for decades. …

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Multiple Wave Oscillator: Standard version replica

THE BV2 MODEL – STANDARD VERSION REPLICA Georges Lakhovsky’s Multiple Wave Oscillator is one of the historical electrotherapy devices whose history is riddled with speculation and rumours. It is often claimed that original Lakhovsky Multiple Wave Oscillator devices could efficiently treat cancer and rejuvenate the body, being the cure for …

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Rife Beam Ray device replica

We produced a replica of the original Rife Beam Ray device based on publicly known general specifications. We found several available schematics, but in our case they proved inadequate and sometimes contradictory. In practice, the classical Hartley-type LC oscillators used in the original Rife Beam Ray clinical devices proved somewhat …

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Nikola Tesla’s AC induction motor replica

Nikola Tesla’s first alternating current induction motor patent was granted in 1888. The motor shown in the following video is a functional replica of the Tesla’s original 2-phase electromagnetic motor we produced. This motor is exhibited in the Tesla Memorial Centre in Smiljan, Croatia. Nikola Tesla’s first two-phase AC induction …

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Tesla’s Egg of Columbus replica

There is a legend about Christopher Columbus winning a wager against his critics by making an egg stand on its tip. That story is often used to illustrate the fact that it is often simple to understand the discovery after it already happened. That principle is undoubtedly true in case …

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