Introduction
REBS (Resonant Energy Balancing System) is a personal computer / notebook computer audio amplifier.
It can be used with any audio device or frequency generator capable of outputting a minimum of 10mV to 5 volts.
It uses a high performance 25MHz bandwidth operational amplifier and outputs excellent analogue and digital signals.
In SQUARE mode, its top frequency is 100kHz.
It runs from standard batteries and comes configured with 8 AA batteries which produce a 12 volt peak to peak signal.
Numerous battery configurations can be installed which will allow REBS to operate from a minimum signal of 3 volts peak to peak to an absolute maximum signal of 36 volts peak to peak. I will cover different battery settings later in these instructions.
When used with the FreX software, most of the popular Frequency Therapy regimes can be operated.
REBS is design to operate contact electrodes and comes with two 7” x 1” stainless steel tubes ideal for hand held and foot basin applications.
It’s switch panel offers an ON/OFF switch, a AUDIO/SQUARE switch and a AC/Pulsed DC switch.
The Red Power knob is a potentiometer which in most applications will be left at Full Power—fully turned clockwise.
The Blue MIC knob allows you to set the signal for the microphone input channel so you can view the output signal and associated harmonics in FreX up to 20kHz.
A full 1.2 gigahertz oscilloscope and spectrum study is provided at http://heal-me.com.au
The Red banana connection is the plus output.
The Black banana connection is the zero volts output.
The alligator clips connect to the stainless steel tubes. The preferred method is the plus signal on the right side of the body and zero volts signal on the left side of the body.
Switches
When AUDIO is selected, then the FreX or computer volume control, controls the signal output strength, from 0 volts to 12 volts. All signals in FreX can be used, which are sine waves, square waves, triangle waves, sawtooth positive and sawtooth negative waves, and white noise.
When SQUARE is selected a 12 volt peak to peak signal will be generated, so long as 10mV’s or greater is on the audio channel (I.E. You can hear a tone) Leave the computer volume half, and leave the FreX volume at half for best performance. You can view the signal results in the FreX oscilloscope.
The Square wave in REBS on a 12 volt peak to peak signal has a 670 nanosecond rise and fall time. Harmonics generated reach the maximum levels for any square wave generator.
AC Switch
The AC switch will produce a dual polarity signal. Where in SQUARE mode, 6 volts will be a plus polarity and the other 6 volts will be a negative polarity.
AC Caution denotes that prolonged use of an AC signal can cause blood platelets to clump together, thus reducing the bloods ability to optimally deliver oxygen. However, there have been studies, and a patent application that has displayed AC signals disrupting cancer cell growth.
PULSED DC Switch
This is the preferred mode, and has been reported by experienced and expert Frequency Therapist doctors that Pulsed DC will cause the blood platelets to become more singular, thus improving the delivery of oxygen and nutrients to all parts of the body.
Also reported was that a 10 volt pulsed DC signal was as effective as a 200 volt AC signal.
Contra-Indicators
Do NOT use REBS under the follow situations
On anyone who wears a Pacemaker and or Defibrillator.
Changing Batteries
The AA batteries should provide many hundreds of hours operation. But should be changed when the Power On LED becomes dim and/or the signal degenerates in the FreX oscilloscope when under load.
Switch REBS OFF
Unscrew the 4 stainless steel screws and carefully open the lid.
Remove the anti-static sponge which is used to wedge the battery cases away from the electronics.
Slip out the 8 AA batteries from their compartment and replace new ones. The negative end of the battery connects to the spring end.
When replacing the cover, make sure the battery cables and terminal connector are clear of the sides of the enclosure, to avoid crimping the power leads.
IMPORTANT
When installing new batteries, it is very important they are of the same type and same charge, otherwise the signal will be effected.
Changing Battery Configurations
REBS requires a dual battery power supply. This means there needs to be three leads connecting to the REBS battery terminal connector.
You will need two identical battery sources.
As you can see with the included 8 AA battery system, I have used two battery containers that hold 4 AA batteries each.
To install a 6 volt system, two double AA battery holders would be required.
To get your zero volt reference, you attach one plus (red) and one negative (black) wire together, and this connects to the terminal with the green lead.
The other battery red lead connects to the red terminal lead (+3 volts) and the remaining black battery lead connects to the black terminal lead (-3 volts).
To install 18 volts, the same set-up is used as above but with two 9 volt batteries.
It is critical you get these connections right. If you connect the wrong power source to the terminal connector, you will damage the operational amplifier.
CAUTION
Pulsed DC 18 volts will cause skin burns on some people.
It is recommended the supplied configuration of 12 volts be always used unless you are experienced and know what you are doing.
Connecting REBS To Computer
Two audio leads are hardwired to REBS. These audio leads have a 3.5mm stereo connector attached. These connectors are used to connect to your computers sound system and microphone connectors.
The 3.5mm connector with the cable tie connects to the computer sound out port. In notebooks this is often called the headphone output or speaker output.
The 3.5mm connector without the cable tie is the microphone channel. This lead connects to the computer/notebook microphone port for signal monitoring.
Most new notebook computers will have power management systems in place, and often these are set ON to provide extra battery life. When you output a frequency in FreX, and if you notice the oscilloscope display starts well, but then after a second or two the signal automatically drops off, then you will need to find the audio power management tools in your windows set-up and turn off all power limiting controls.
If the FreX oscilloscope display is jittery and spiking, and not displaying a good signal under 700Hz, then check that the microphone lead is inserted all the way into the microphone connector on you PC or notebook.
The microphone port on your computer has a capacitor installed to protect the electronics from DC surges and power sources. This capacitor will make square waves look like they have a slant on the top of the wave form.
However, you can rest assured your REBS is outputting excellent square waves.
5Hz or lower must not be used while driving a car. Could fall asleep.
On anyone who has Phlebitis
On anyone who has Thrombosis, especially 10Hz (dissolves blood clots)
On anyone who has not had several weeks of good healing after surgery.
On anyone who has suffered a stroke.
On anyone who is pregnant.
On anyone who suffers from Epilepsy and convulsions.
On anyone who has a Psychotic disorder.
On anyone with heart problems, especially 1 Hz
Do not use electrodes in hands with programs longer than 1 hour. If wanting to run a long session, use foot basins.
