Spooky2

User Manual/28 Feb 2014 © John White 2014

Table of contentsSpooky2 – the beginning.............................................................................................................. 1System requirements.................................................................................................................... 2What you get................................................................................................................................ 3What’s new................................................................................................................................... 4How to install................................................................................................................................ 4Beginner screen.......................................................................................................................... 19Expert screen.............................................................................................................................. 21Channel Control Panel................................................................................................................ 31Advanced Menu.......................................................................................................................... 35Manual Entry.............................................................................................................................. 40Quick start.................................................................................................................................. 45Using Spectrum.......................................................................................................................... 46Biofeedback scanning................................................................................................................. 56Super setups................................................................................................................................ 59Feather & wobble....................................................................................................................... 62Making waves............................................................................................................................ 64Windows warnings..................................................................................................................... 71Frequently Asked Questions....................................................................................................... 72Generators & accessories........................................................................................................... 75Software license......................................................................................................................... 77Precautions for users.................................................................................................................. 78Legal Notice & Disclaimer......................................................................................................... 79

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Spooky2 – the beginningIn early 2012, a quiet and unassuming South African man named Johann Stegmann lit a match that started a global revolution. During the course of some ground-breaking research into Rife technology, Johann, an experienced user and experimenter, realised that most people could never afford to buy their own machines in today’s savage economic jungle. These machines can cost many thousands of dollars, and price is not always an indicator of efficacy.

Together with technical designer Hank Gigandet, Johann set out to find an alternative device that would be much more affordable– without sacrificing effectiveness or cutting corners.

Johann’s daughter, Tania, is profoundly energy-sensitive, so the three of them started to test many different Rife machines and devices. They discovered that the energy transmitted by many of them was harsh, unpleasant, and ineffective. But they also found some that emitted a gentle, pleasant energy that not only made the test subjects feel good, but worked just as well as the very best commercial Rife machines.

The device they settled on was the UDB1108S DDS frequency generator. These are pretty inexpensive, but the software to run them was written in Chinese and not really suitable for the specialised job of rifing. So Johann and Hank wrote their own software – RideUSB – that would do what they wanted. It had one limitation, however – it could only run one frequency generator per computer.

Which is where electronics engineer, Rife designer, and software programmer John White entered the picture. The result was Spooky, a software powerhouse capable of driving 127 separate DDS devices from one cheap netbook PC.

On Easter Monday, 2013, Spooky was launched, with no fanfares, and no publicity. As 2013 passed, update followed update, making Spooky more and more powerful, versatile, and effective. Word of mouth spread, and thousands of people the world over downloaded the software, and used it to make a positive difference in their lives.

Without breaking the bank.

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But the Spooky team were not content to rest on their laurels, and John White knew he could do better.

A whole lot better.

Enter Spooky2 – the world’s most powerful and flexible Rife machine. Offering features you won’t find on any commercial unit, this is, quite simply, the Rife machine par excellence. For less than the cost of a mid-range zapper.

Having owned three of the world’s top-selling commercial Rife machines, I personally stand in awe of what John White and the Spooky team have done. Over the past three years, they have given unstintingly of their time and energy, and have each spent many thousands of dollars of their own money in their quest to make one very important man’s dream come true.

The man who invented the Rife machine was Dr. Royal Raymond Rife. His lifelong ideal was to see an effective and inexpensive Rife machine in every home on the planet. Spooky2 is our homage to a man of genius, vision, courage, and integrity. It’s our hope and belief that Spooky2 will enable the good doctor’s dream to be realised at last.

Today, the match lit by Johann Stegmann almost two years ago is about to set the world on fire.

David Bourke, January 2014

System requirementsPC: Spooky2 was designed for use with Windows XP, but it also runs perfectly on Windows 7 and Windows 8. USB 2.0 or greater is required for frequency generator connectivity.

Mac: Regretfully, there’s no Mac version. We recommend you pick up a pre-owned Windows PC and dedicate it to running Spooky2. These can usually be bought for a very modest price. Since many of you will wish to try experiments with long run times, this may be a good idea anyway. Alternatively, you can use BootCamp to create a Windows partition, or purchase virtualization software. You will need a good knowledge of Mac OS X and Windows to troubleshoot any issues.

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What you getNew Spooky2–XM generators built from high quality components and optimized for Spooky2.Two damped waveforms (square and sinusoidal) with configurable decay oscillations.Brand new H-Bomb waveform (both square and sinusoidal).Spectral processing can transmit up to 1,024 frequencies simultaneously with uniform amplitude.High voltage “spike” injection into all waveforms to increase effectiveness.Enhanced signal gate control.Software amplitude, offset, and phase angle control.Auto-calibration – no adjustment necessary.Configurable amplitude and frequency wobble.Selectable wobble functions.Octal and scalar frequency reduction if generator limit exceeded.Direct entry of light wavelength in the database.Randomized gate.Global controls for multi-generator rigs.Global pause scheduling.Beginner and Expert modes.Windows 32 and 64 bit support with auto-detection for driver installation.Internet controls to update the database online.Database editor.Improved multiple subject handling.Auto-resizing supports all screen sizes.Biofeedback (Spooky Pulse accessory) to detect MORs and “Yes/No” body responses.

Download Spooky2 here.

Go to the Spooky2 website to see full-size versions of main screen graphics contained in this manual.

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What’s newHere’s what’s new in Spooky2 28022014 (28 Feb 2014):

New: Spectrum. Spectral processing allows the simultaneous creation and transmission of up to 1,024 configurable

frequencies based on the one currently transmitting – all at a uniform and constant amplitude.

New: Spike. This injects a controllable high voltage spike into the leading edge of all waveforms, punching holes in cell

walls in a process called “electroporation.”

New: Hit Threshold. This helps prevent false positives being returned during Spooky Pulse biofeedback scans.

New: Inverse+Sync. This allows both outputs to be coupled and synchronized, effectively giving a four-fold increase in

power.

Improved: multiple under-the-hood optimisations.

Fixed: inadvertently-transposed waveform codes in Manual Entry Screen and this manual now corrected – our apologies.

28 February 2014

How to installSpooky2 has been designed for maximum ease of use, with Tooltips that appear when you hover your mouse over almost anything. Installation is straightforward, too – just double-click the Spooky2 Installer file, and the following screens will appear in succession:

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The installer is unpacking its files.

Next, you’ll see this language selection dialog.

Choose your installation language from the list, then click OK.

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The installer program starts.Click Next>

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The License Agreement. Choose “YES – I Accept the terms of the License Agreement!”Then click Next>

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Destination location – accept the default or click Browse to select another.Then click Next>

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The installer adds a shortcut to your Windows Start Menu.Click Next>

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The Spooky2 directory is created and the installer asks you to confirm your settings.Click Next>

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Spooky2’s files are copied to your hard drive.Click Next>

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Your Spooky2 software has been installed.Click Finish.

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The driver installer for the Spooky2-XM range of generators launches.Click Next>

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The License Agreement – select “I accept this agreement.”Then Click Next>

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The driver installation completes.Click Finish.

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Now the USB1108S driver installer opens.Click Next>

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The installer configures your installation.When done, the following screen appears:

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Spooky2 has now been installed along with all of its drivers.Click Finish.

Now launch Spooky2 and the following screen will appear:

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Beginner screen

dThe first time you launch it, Spooky2 opens its Beginner screen. Your screen choices are remembered between launches.

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First, choose the interface language you want from the menu on the right. Then enter the condition/pathogen you want to experiment with in the Search Box (left) and the results will appear in the Conditions List below:

Double click the frequency sets you want to load into your Program and you’ll see that each one is added to your Selections Box.

If you change your mind or make a mistake, double click the set in the white Selections Box to remove it, or click the – Button at the top right to remove all the sets you’ve loaded.

Now click a red Channel Button to load the Program into that channel.

A red Channel Control Panel (described later) will open.

Click the Start Button – the Channel Control Panel and its associated Channel Button will turn green. Now you’re rifing!

In its default configuration, this screen will transmit in Remote Mode using a square wave. However, you can set up your own options in the Expert screen, and Spooky2 will remember them.

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Expert screen

dClick the Expert Button and this is what you see. NB: Red text denotes features only available on Spooky2–XM generators.

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The first thing you’ll notice is that a lot of controls are now displayed, including two new buttons in the Toolbar.

The Add Custom Frequency Button opens a screen that allows you to input your own custom frequency sets into Spooky2’s database. The Advanced Button opens a large menu that gives access to many powerful and important functions. The Manual Program Entry and Advanced screens will be fully explained later.

The Subject Data Pane allows you to enter name, notes, email address, and messages, making it easy to keep track of multiple subjects. The sets loaded in the Selections

Box are also included as part of your messages. There’s one User Data Panel for every Channel in your Spooky2 rig.

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This area of Spooky2’s main screen gets you onto the web. From the top, the buttons are:

Purchase Equipment: this button opens your browser and brings you to a web-page where you can buy accessories that will extend and enhance your Spooky2 rig.

These include Spooky Pulse, Spooky Remote, and Spooky Tube.

All are sold at cost price.

Upgrade Database: brings you to our downloads web-page where you can get the latest Spooky2 database.

Instructional Videos: opens Spooky2’s YouTube channel.

Visit Us: brings you to the official Spooky2 website and forum.

Facebook: brings you to our Spooky2 Facebook page.

Spooky2’s main database is made up of 10 sub-databases. To include them all in your searches, simply click the + Button. You can also simply check all those you want included. To deselect all sub-databases, click the – Button.

PROVEN has produced consistent results in every subject it was used on.

BIO and VEGA are both excellent, based on Russian frequency research.

CAFL is the Consolidated Annotated Frequency List, amassed from the experience of Rife experimenters over many years. XTRA is a collection of sets from various sources, all chosen for their reputation for effectiveness.

CUSTOM is your own personal database.

RIFE is a collection of Dr. Royal Raymond Rife’s original frequencies. HULDA is Dr. Hulda Clark’s database. KHZ is a collection of higher frequencies.

ALT consists of sets based on Ayurvedic knowledge and practise, solfeggios, and planetary frequencies.

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The Program Options Pane is Spooky2’s dashboard, providing complete control. From here on every Channel, you can:

‣ Transpose an entire Program of frequencies.‣ Repeat frequencies, sets, and Programs.‣ Set waveform Duty Cycle for both Outputs.‣ Set Amplitude and Offset (Spooky2–5M/10M/20M only).‣ Set waveform Phase Angle for both Outputs.‣ Optimise settings for Contact, Plasma, and Remote Modes.‣ Enable and configure Amplitude and Frequency Wobbles.‣ Configure action for out-of-range frequencies.‣ Enable Gate – set rate in the Advanced Menu.‣ Randomize application of the Gate.‣ Prevent transmission of duplicates on multiple generators.‣ Stop duplicates in a single set transmitting.‣ Override the Global Pause Schedule for this Channel.‣ Choose from a huge list of frequency modulations.‣ Sort frequencies ascending or descending, or leave as listed.‣ Assign, configure, and view Waveforms for each Output.‣ Control frequency/voltage relationships between Outputs.(NB: all options in red box with Spooky2–5M/10M/20M only).

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This is a lot of information to try to take in at once, so let’s break the Program Options Pane down into its component parts:

Frequency Multiplier: used to multiply all frequencies in your set. Decimals without limit can be input. This is an easy way to convert a set to octal

or scalar harmonics without having to calculate individual values or edit the set.

Repeat Every Freq/Each Set/Program: Enter the number of frequency, set, and Program repeats required. A value of 0 for Repeat Program will loop the Program indefinitely. Values change depending on the transmission mode chosen.

Dwell Multiplier: changes run-time dwells for all frequencies in a Program. A value of 0.25 will cause your Program to transmit in one-quarter of its normal time.

Duty Cycle dictates a wave’s on/off status – 50% means it’s “on” for half its cycle. This changes the wave’s energy

content by blocking or allowing some of its harmonics.

Amplitude and Offset: this is where you enter calibration values for a Spooky2–5M/10M/20M. Offset should be 0 for

Remote and Contact, and 100 for Plasma. The UDB1108S generator must be manually calibrated using its front panel controls.

Phase Angle: requires both OUTs. Useful when driving an external device that can mix both signals – the difference between two out-of-phase waves can create harmonics that hit Mortal Oscillatory Rates.

The Contact, Plasma, and Remote Buttons load optimum default settings into various fields – Repeat Each Frequency Set, Amplitude, Offset,

Gate, Skip Concurrent Duplicate Frequencies, Delete Duplicate Frequencies, and Apply.

Please Note: you are free to change these suggested values to whatever makes the most sense for you.

Heal Selector: This loads the standard Square Wave which is more useful for organ and system condition experiments.

Kill Selector: This loads the Damped Square Wave which is designed to kill pathogens. In Plasma Mode, it also adds a high frequency limiter (400,000Hz) to protect your gear.

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Some pathogens can adapt to frequency bombardment.

The answer is to apply Amplitude and/or Frequency Wobbles to rapidly change the signal strength and frequency. When set here, wobbles apply constantly once the Channel is running.

Amplitude and Frequency Wobble controls are also found in the Advanced Menu. Settings made here will only apply to the toggle buttons for these functions you’ll find in each Channel’s Control Panel. Any time you feel a definite reaction from a frequency, it can be good to apply one or both wobbles – 1% is a good value for Frequency Wobble.

The menu choices are Disabled, Sawtooth, Inverted Sawtooth, and Triangle. These waveforms describe the shape of the wobble’s progress.

Example: triangle starts with no wobble, ramps up to full wobble at the percentage chosen in the number of steps specified, then ramps back down to zero wobble, and repeats.

Percentage is the amount of wobble you wish to apply, and Steps specifies the number of discrete “jumps” in a single cycle – 16 is a good value. More than this increases the resolution of the sweep, but also increases the time taken.

Occasionally, you may come across very high frequencies that your generator might not be able to transmit.

The UDB1108S has a top limit of 8MHz, and some cancer frequencies are most effective at their high fundamentals. This

controls what will happen if your generator meets any frequency that’s too high.

Enter the top limit your unit can handle, then choose a Scalar or Octal Subharmonic option. If you enter 0, Spooky2 will automatically use your generator’s maximum. Out-of-range frequencies will be converted to the closest subharmonic for your generator.

Reduce Amplitude: check this box to prevent low frequencies from causing discomfort in Contact Mode.

Gate: this is a control signal which turns the main signal on and off very rapidly – 4Hz equals four times a second. This speed (or, more accurately, rate) is set in the Advanced Menu. Its application to the main signal can be randomized. This helps to prevent any pathogen adaptation.

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Gate is normally only used in Plasma Mode, but it can be very useful in the other modes, too, because it provides an additional “hammering” effect to keep pathogens off-balance.

Skip Concurrent Duplicate Frequencies: if you’re running multiple generators, it’s possible that identical frequencies used in different sets may coincidentally be transmitted at the same time.

This uncontrolled frequency duplication can cause unwanted phase problems, and even wave cancellation (where two waves cancel each other out completely).

With this box checked, Spooky2 will never allow duplicates to be transmitted simultaneously.

Remove Duplicate Frequencies: some frequency sets, particularly those developed on older machines, contain duplicate frequencies. In some cases, this may be what you want (some Frequency Foundation sets). In others, it serves no useful purpose.

Checking this box stops single-set duplicates from being output. This will not alter the database – it is runtime only.

Override Pause Schedule: the Advanced Menu features a control which allows you to schedule a pause of any length at a set time daily. This pause will apply to all generators in your rig – thus it’s called a “global” control. Checking the box here enables this Channel to “opt out” of your pause.

Prevent Global Start: the Advanced Menu contains a set of Start, Pause, and Stop buttons. These are global controls, and will start, pause, and stop all generators in your rig at the same time.

The checkbox here allows you to keep this Channel’s transmission independent of global control.

The Apply Menu allows you to apply a constant rapid change to each frequency in a set. The speed of this

change is set in the Advanced Menu.

The menu contains a huge number of different modulations to choose from, as well as the ability to disable the function. The choices will be explained later.

Note that this modulation option is different, and in addition, to the already-described configurable Frequency Wobble feature. Both can be used at the same time.

Sort Menu: some developers maintain that running a set of frequencies in ascending order will produce different results from running them in descending order. This menu allows you to choose frequencies Ascending, Descending, or Do NOT Sort.

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Waveform Displays: top pane shows a single cycle of the waveform for Out1 – the lower pane shows Out2.Here’s a square with 1 entered in the Wave Cycle Multiplier field to the right of the Waveform Selectors. And here’s a square with

12 in the field. Even though it looks like there are 12 cycles here, this is one single cycle with 12 “wavelets” – a Spooky2 exclusive we call Wave Cycle Multipliers. This means that Spooky2 can transcend the limits of your generator – a Spooky2–5M (5MHz) can output 33MHz.

F2 Multiplier: alter Frequency 2 based on the value of Frequency 1.

Example: if you enter 3, F2 will be the third harmonic of F1. If you enter 11, it’s the 11th harmonic. Dr. Anthony Holland

recently found that adding an 11th harmonic to any frequency vastly increased its power. This can be used with any wave. Degrees allow the addition of a Phase Angle to F2 for frequency adding or modulating.

F2 Modulation Menu & Checkbox: this is where you decide how F2 interacts with F1. To activate, check the box to the left. Your menu choices are: Add F1 to F2, Modulate F2 Using F1 (AM DSB), and Modulate F2 Using F1 (AM SSB).

The resultant wave will be transmitted from Output 1.

Out2 Control: When using both OUTs, this is where you configure the settings for Out2, unsurprisingly.

Here, you can specify a constant frequency multiplier and a constant frequency addition to apply to your Out1 frequencies. You can also set a constant voltage multiplier and addition, and choose to copy your Out1 Gate settings. Copying the Gate is mainly useful for Plasma Mode.

Out2 can be used to provide contact mode to a second subject using the same frequencies as Out1, or set to 180 degrees out of phase to increase the power for one subject.

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For plasma systems, Out2 would provide either a fixed carrier (resonant load), or harmonically-related carrier for a system using a non-resonant balun.

Waveform Selectors: from the top down, these are: Sine, Square, Sawtooth, Inverted Sawtooth, Triangle, Damped Sinusoidal, Damped Square, H-Bomb Sinusoidal, and H-Bomb Square (waves in red only on Spooky2 generators).The Damped Sinusoidal wave was used by Dr. Royal Raymond Rife in his documented cure of 14 terminal cancer and two terminal TB cases in 1932.

The Damped Square and both H-Bomb waves are extrapolations of the principles involved in this wave. All four are orders of magnitude more powerful that the first five waveforms in the list.

We recommend the square versions for your experiments, and the sinusoidal ones for scanning with Spooky Pulse.

Wave Cycle Multipliers: the X column of controls to the right of the waveforms turns Spooky2 into something very special indeed. Spooky2 creates each frequency as what’s known as an arbitrary waveform.

This allows all of its frequencies to be constructed from multiple copies of the waves. This is extremely important for the Damped and H-Bomb waves because the number of decay frequencies in each must be set correctly.

However, this can also be applied to the other waveforms, too. Example: a plain Sine Wave with Wave Cycle Multiplier set to 10 will be able to reach frequencies of up to 33MHz.

1, 2 Controls and the Follow Out1 Button: if you’re using both outputs, these controls allow you to make independent waveform selections for each one, or to have Out2 mirror Out1’s settings.

Spike: selecting this uses Out2 to create a high voltage spike which is then “injected” into the leading edge of the wave on

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Out1. The length of time the spike lasts for is input in the Length field.

There are 1,024 sample points that make up a full waveform. However, lower values work best by providing a short, sharp burst of energy that can punch holes in a cancer or pathogen cell wall. This is called electroporation.

The spike’s voltage is controlled by the Ratio parameter. If your amplitude is set to 20v, and you enter 4 in this field, the spike’s voltage will be 20v, and the remainder of the waveform will be 5v (20/4). If you enter 2, the spike will still be 20v, but the rest of the wave will be 10v (20/2).

Inverse+Sync: in Contact Mode, this allows you to effectively quadruple the output power of your XM generator.

When used for Inverse+Sync, your electrodes must be connected in a very different way:

You need both your BNC-to-alligator clips cables for this. Connect one to Out1 and the other to Out2. Then attach each red alligator clip only to your electrodes.

To prevent the unconnected black clips from accidentally touching, you can wrap each one roughly with sellotape.

Be warned that applying high voltage low frequencies (below abOut10,000Hz) can cause painful muscle lock-ups, so

please place a checkmark in the Reduce Amplitude box in the Channel’s Program Options pane before starting.

This will allow you to use high power in comfort.

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Control Panel

The Control Panel on the left is not transmitting – indicated by its red colour. The first frequency in its list is selected and waiting to start, the Timer field reads 0 (seconds), and the Progress Bar is empty. The one on the right is transmitting its Program (indicated by the green colour), the Timer field reads 1196, and the Progress Bar for the the current frequency is filling up.

There’s a lot going on here, so let’s go through all the control and information elements in the panel one by one:

On the left is the Channel number, generator

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model, date, and time. On the right you see your Program Run Time. Here, repeats are set to 4 for each set, and 35 for the complete Program. If the latter is set to 0 for indefinite looping, you’ll see the Program Run Time for one loop. Beneath this you can check how long your Program has been running for. The red X closes the Control Panel.

Transmission Buttons: some are greyed out till the generator is running. Bold text on a button shows that it was clicked last. Pause, Hold, and the Wobble buttons are toggle controls that remain active till you click again. Start, Pause, and Stop are obvious. Hold remains on the current

frequency until it’s clicked again. The Wobble buttons apply Amplitude and/or Frequency Wobbles as configured in the Advanced Menu – click to start, click again to stop.

Two frequency sets that make up a Program are shown on the right, and on the left a list of their frequencies in running order, with the current frequency highlighted.

To start with a frequency other than the first, double click it while Spooky2 is stopped, then click the Start Button.

To jump immediately to a different frequency while the set is running, double click it.

Progress Bar: this tracks progress through each frequency’s transmission – as time passes, the white bar fills up with blue segments. The number to the right (300) is the Dwell of each frequency in seconds. The grey field at the top shows the number of seconds elapsed. If you stop the Channel, you can edit the elapsed time, then restart.

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Output Pane: the two grey fields display all aspects of the signals being output by your generator from both OUTs – Frequency, Waveform, Duty Cycle, Amplitude, Offset, and Phase Angle.

Greyed Out2 means the output is unused.

The fields are not editable.

Generator Image: Spooky2 shows you an image of whichever generator you’ve attached to each Channel. This is a UDB1108S.

If your Channel is using a Spooky2–5M, 10M, or 20M, you’ll see it here.

Channel Erase Button: a Channel cannot be cleared of its sets if it’s currently running a Program. In this state, the button is greyed and unavailable (below left).

The Channel Erase function only becomes available after you’ve stopped the Channel (below right).

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Biofeedback Scan: here is where you will configure all the parameters of Spooky2’s biofeedback accessory, Spooky Pulse.

Biofeedback scanning will be dealt with in its own section later in this manual.

Click here to go there.

Here’s the Biofeedback Report pane. This is also explained later.

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Advanced MenuYou’ll find all sorts of powerful and handy goodies tucked away in here:

‣ Global transmission controls.

‣ Global internet and sound controls.

‣ Global controls for Amplitude Wobble.

‣ Global controls for Frequency Wobble.

‣ Global Pause timing.

‣ Channel communications panes.

‣ Driver Install buttons.

‣ Gate Off voltage and frequency.

‣ Utility Buttons for important functions.

‣ USB bus report (COMM Ports).

‣ Frequency Blacklist Control.

‣ Blacklist sub-options for harmonics.

‣ Error report panes for troubleshooting.

‣ Useful information fields.

‣ And more…

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Once again, there’s a lot of information and controls here, so we’ll break it all down into more digestible bites:

Global Transmission Buttons: clicking Start, Pause, Hold, or Stop will perform that action for all Channels in your rig – unless you’ve put a checkmark in any Channel’s Prevent Global Start box in its Program Options Pane. In such cases, exempted Channels will not respond to global transmission commands.

Global transmission control can be a major timesaver when you’re running a lot of Channels, and it can enable you to keep

your experiment timetables more orderly.

Channel Commands: here you can see which Channel last sent a command to its generator, what the command was, and the response received. Very useful for troubleshooting.

DDS Generators: by entering the number of generators in your rig here after first launch, you will

speed up all subsequent Spooky2 launches. Click in the box, enter your number, then press your keyboard’s Return key.

Refresh Rate: this controls the speed of the Gate and all of the frequency feathering and modulation options listed in Spooky2’s Apply menu. This speed will be half the number you enter here. Example: to make the Gate operate twice a second (2Hz), enter 4 here, or for frequency feathering working at 8Hz (eight times a second), enter 16.

Gate Off: when the Gate closes, you would

normally want the voltage to drop to zero and the frequency to be 0Hz. If you wish to change these values for Gate Off, you can so so here.

Amplitude & Frequency Wobbles: these prevent organisms from ever becoming adapted to frequencies.

The settings you make here are separate from those in the Channel’s Program Options pane. These ones will only be applied when you click the Amplitude and Frequency Wobble toggle buttons in any Channel Control Panel.

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Install Drivers: if you ever need to reinstall the UDB1108S or Spooky2 Generator software drivers, you can do it right here by clicking the button of your choice.

Which of the Spooky2 32 bit and Spooky2 64 bit buttons will be available on your system will depend on whether your PC is 32 bit or 64 bit. Spooky2 will enable the button appropriate for your operating system.

This can be defeated in individual Channels by checking Override Pause Schedule in each Progam Options pane.

Pause Between: set a global pause for all Channels here.

Enable Internet: globally enables Spooky2’s internet access.

All UDBs are 19200 BPS: allows Spooky2 to drive UDBs with slower v4.2 firmware.

Write USB Capture Log: documents all USB communications between Spooky2 and the generator – useful for troubleshooting communications issues and tech support.

Utility Buttons: these do lots of handy and necessary things.

Identify Ports: click to see the Channel number appear on the generator’s display thus: 0000.00005 (Channel 5). Channels must be stopped to see this.

Identify Users: this brings up a list of subject names and their Channels.

Rescan Devices: re-establishes PC-to-generator communication if lost.

Edit Database Buttons: both these open an editing program to enable you to make changes easily. This program has its own built-in Help in its Toolbar, so please refer to it.

Refresh Database: reloads the database file into memory after your edits.

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Comm Ports Panel: this is where all your PC’s USB ports are listed along with which driver is using them.

Each USB communication (comm) port is used by one Channel to communicate with its frequency generator. Useful for troubleshooting possible USB issues.

Frequency Blacklist Control: a very few frequencies are known to cause problems.

Two which you should enter immediately into this list are 1840Hz and

1910Hz – these can cause the growth of malignancies.

You can, and should, opt to avoid octal and scalar harmonics of these by checking the boxes beneath. Now Spooky2 will no longer include them in transmissions.

Occasionally, you may come across one frequency in a set that causes discomfort. To get around this, you can enter it temporarily here to allow you to use the rest of the set, then try re-enabling it when circumstances permit.

To enter a blacklisted frequency, click in the top field and type it, then click the Add button.

To remove all frequencies from your blacklist and start over, click the – Button top right.

Errors Pane: this is where Spooky2 reports OS errors like:

Timer Conflicts, Write Conflicts, and Missed Responses. These all give important clues to what’s going on in your operating system’s interface with Spooky2. You can

also see which was the last Channel to produce such an error, and the last command. These fields are not editable and are for display only. Ideally, all the readings should be zero,

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as above. If you’re having problems, you may need to include what your Errors Pane is reporting in your tech support request. All error fields can be cleared by clicking the – Button at the top right.

General Info Pane: see your total number of frequency sets – includes both main and

custom databases. Also shows the number of generators found by Spooky2 at launch, and the exact file path of the current database.

Click this to show the Pulse Graph below.

This is the same graph that’s shown for biofeed-back. Refresh rates for running

Channels will slow to the pulse rate. Hide this if you require fast feathering or gating.

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Manual EntryClicking the Add Custom Frequency button in the Toolbar opens this screen:

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Spooky2 allows you to enter an unlimited number of your own frequency sets into a custom database. The Manual Program Entry screen contains comprehensive instructions. We’ve reproduced them here so you can appreciate fully how much power you have when you write your own frequency sets (and print them out if you wish).

Program Name: click in the field and type your Program name. Give it a good descriptive one so you’ll be able to identify it in a search list. Something like “Cancer Throat Sweep XX” is good because it will show in searches for “cancer,” “throat,” and “sweep.” You can substitute XX with your own initials, a numeral, or leave it out entirely. It’s your choice.

Frequencies: now we come to enter the frequencies. You can either type them in, or copy and paste them all at once from another document. In all cases, each frequency in the set must be separated by a comma – with NO spaces, otherwise Spooky2 will report an error (and name the offending frequency set) when your custom database is next loaded or you try to load the Program you’ve just entered.

So please check all the information you’ve entered here very carefully before finalising your entry.

You can also enter a plethora of very powerful commands in this field along with your frequencies. We’ll deal with entering these commands in a moment.

Dwell: this is the amount of time in seconds you wish to transmit each frequency in your set for. If you’re unsure of what this should be, 180 seconds is a good default. Note that you can specify individual frequency deviations from this default by entering a simple command (shown later).

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Additional Notes: you can use field this to add notes to your Program for any purpose. The text you enter here will be included in all Spooky2 searches, and will appear in the text area beneath the Conditions List when you click on the set’s name.

If you make a textual mistake when entering a set, don’t worry – you can edit it later by clicking the Edit Custom Database button in the Advanced Menu.

The Commands List:

The following commands are entered into the Frequencies field at the point in your frequency sequence where you want them to take effect. Letters can be capitals or lowercase.

xxx-yyy:This is how you enter a sweep between two frequencies – xxx stands for one frequency, and yyy for the other. If you want an ascending sweep, enter the lower frequency first, then type a hyphen (the sweep command), followed by the higher frequency.

For a downward sweep, enter the higher frequency first, then a hyphen, and then the lower one.

=xxx:For any frequencies, you can specify different dwells from the default you want applied to the rest. Just type an equal sign (the dwell command) followed by the dwell in seconds.

Spooky2 allows you to select a different waveform for every frequency in your set if you wish.

Wx:After the frequency for which you want to use a different wave, just type W followed by the number of the wave as shown in the list below.

Sine wave: 1 Square wave: 2 Sawtooth wave: 3 Inverted sawtooth: 4 Triangle wave: 5 Damped Sinusoidal: 6 Damped Square: 7 H-Bomb Sinusoidal: 8 H-Bomb Square: 9

Waveforms shown in red above are only available on the new Spooky2 generator, not on the UDB1108S.

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You can also change the Duty Cycle of the waveform.

Dx:After the frequency or waveform command for which you wish a new Duty Cycle to apply, type a D followed by the value you want.

If you wish to add a Gate for some frequencies, no problem.

Gx:After the target frequency or command, type G followed by 1 to turn gating on, and G followed by 0 to turn it off.

With the new Spooky2–XM generators only, you can boost or cut the amplitude, or output voltage.

Ax:After your target frequency or command, type A followed by the voltage you wish to use.

With the new generators, you can also change the offset.

Ox:After your target, type O followed by the offset value desired as a percentage of Amplitude rather than a voltage.

You can also change the phase angle of the output.

Px:After your target, type P followed by the value you require.

Spooky2 allows you to enter light wavelengths directly.

Lx:Type L followed by your wavelength in nanometers (nm). Spooky2 will automatically convert this to the highest subharmonic frequency your generator can transmit.

Example: you have six frequencies – 100, 200, 300, 400, 450, and 600. You want 100 and 200 to transmit for your default dwell of three minutes, and 300 to transmit for 10 minutes, all using a square wave set to a Duty Cycle of 66%.

Enter: 100 W1 D66,200,300=600,

You then want 400 to sweep up to 450 over a period of 30 minutes using a sine wave with Duty Cycle of 75%.

Add: 400-450=1800 W0 D75,

Finally, you want 600 to use a square wave again for your default dwell, with Duty Cycle of 50%. If you have the new generator, you also want to set the amplitude to 5volts and the offset to 2.5volts (which is 50% of the Amplitude).

Add: 600 W2 D50 A05 O50,

So here’s your entire string:

100 W1 D66,200,300=600,400-450=1800 W0 D75,600 W1 D50 A05 O50,

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Text in red on the previous page denotes features that are only available on the new Spooky2 generators, not on the UDB1108S.

When you’re happy with your newly-created Program, click the Save and Exit Button and it will be written into your custom database. And remember, you can always go back and edit your

Programs in the database editor available from the Advanced Menu.

If you wish to give back to the Spooky2 community, you can do so by ticking the box provided to email us your scan results for inclusion in an anonymous database that will be freely provided to all who need it.

If you change your mind for some reason, you can simply click the Cancel Button. The Manual Program Entry screen will close, leaving you back in Spooky2’s main screen.

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Quick startHere’s a quick guide on how to use each transmission mode in Spooky2 – Remote, Contact, and Plasma:

GeneralEffective rifing requires proper hydration of the body – we recommend drinking six to eight pints of pure water daily, half of it before noon. Distilled water to which a very tiny pinch of Himalayan pink salt has been added is best. Purified water comes next, followed by filtered. Avoid drinking large amounts of city tap water.

Remote Mode:‣ Search for and load the sets you want to run. Then either:‣ click the Remote Button to load an endless loop and

other default settings.‣ OR make your own settings for repeats, waveform,

amplitude/frequency modulation, Apply menu, etc.‣ Click your Channel Button and hit Start.‣ UDB1108S: check that your Spooky Remote LEDs are

equally bright. If not, use the OFFSET knob to adjust.

Contact Mode:‣ Using the alligator clip cable that came with your

generator, connect your Spooky Tube electrodes to:‣ Spooky2–XM: Both outputs – use Inverse+Sync,

described on page 30.‣ UDB1108S: OUT on the Spooky Power amplifier.

‣ Search for and load the sets you want to run.

‣ Spooky2–XM: click the Contact button and either:‣ choose “Heal” or “Kill.‣ OR make your settings for waveform, amplitude/

frequency modulation, etc.‣ UDB1108S: turn the generator’s AMPLITUDE knob

fully clockwise and either:‣ click the Contact Button (Kill/Heal not available).‣ make your settings for waveform, amplitude/

frequency modulation, Apply menu, etc.‣ Click your Channel Button and hit Start.‣ Grab your electrodes and relax.For best results, wrap Tubes in tap water-dampened tissues.

Plasma Mode:‣ Turn off and unplug TVs, radios, or stereos (read a book).‣ Connect your PA3 amplifier to the Spooky2–XM or

UDB1108S TTL socket on the rear and turn it on.‣ Search for and load the sets you want to run. ‣ Click the Plasma Button and either:‣ Accept the default settings loaded.‣ OR make your own settings for waveform,

amplitude/frequency modulation, Apply menu, etc.‣ Click your Channel Button and hit Start.‣ Sit back and relax – but keep the plasma tube within

10cm of your body to receive the full power.

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Using SpectrumIf you’re aware of the history of rifing, you’ll have heard of the legendary Rife/Hoyland Sweep. Normally performed using a 3.3MHz or 3.1MHz radio carrier wave and a plasma tube, this four-hour sweep is reputed to kill all pathogens. By inputting a large audio frequency range into the carrier, a great many sidebands are created that ostensibly hit the MORs of all pathogenic organisms.

You can see a graphical representation of this process here – scroll down to the blue image near the bottom of the page. You’ll see that the most powerful frequency is the 3.3MHz carrier, which has no therapeutic value and no function other than to act as transport for the audio frequencies.

You’ll also see that the subharmonics to the left, and the higher harmonics to the right of the carrier all diminish in power as they get further away from the carrier frequency. It’s important to be aware that these sidebands are depicted logarithmically rather than linearly. The effect of this is to make them look more powerful to the uneducated eye than they actually are.

Since the design and mechanics of this sweep are based on examinations of some of Dr. Rife’s original machines, and on incomplete and sometimes cryptic documentation and reminiscences reputedly made by him and some of his collaborators, we decided to look at the mathematics and science rather than the history and conjecture.

This is not the place to go into details, but we will say that what we found made it clear that the Rife/Hoyland Sweep is flawed, and whole areas capable of vastly improving its efficacy had never, to our knowledge, been explored.

So we decided to start again, with a blank sheet of paper. And one single frequency. Because we knew that if we could do what we needed to do with just one frequency, we could extend the principles to sweeps. And we did.

The result is nothing short of a Rife revolution.

We call it Spectrum. It’s an apt name because it’s a bit like using mathematical prisms to split each frequency into up to 1,024 subharmonics and higher harmonics. It needs no useless energy-devouring carrier wave. And, best of all, the sidebands it creates

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are all equal-power, no matter how distant from the centre frequency – another world-first.

The implications of using Spectrum on a single static frequency are astonishing enough, but when you apply it to a frequency sweep, it really comes into its own, and the sky’s the limit.

So we sat down and designed the sweep that we believe the Rife/Hoyland Sweep could, and should, have been. Naturally, we called it the Spooky Sweep (it’s in the database, with variations). Because it doesn’t need radio carrier wave technology, the Spooky Sweep can be used in Contact, Remote, or Plasma Mode.

Now let’s get down to the nitty-gritty. First, some explanations, then we’ll show you how to use Spectrum effectively.

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this point, we were experimenting with a square wave. The centre frequency used here was 10,000Hz – 10KHz. We specified four sub-waves, or “wavelets,” and a Spectrum value of 100%. Across the bottom of the image, you can see the oscilloscope readings of the different frequency clusters this produced in the 0-20KHz range.

Now, here’s what happens when you increase the number of sub-waves from four to 100:

We’re still using a centre frequency of 10,000Hz and a plain square wave, but now take a look at the number of frequencies produced.

At this point, we knew we were getting somewhere. But how far could we push it?

The answer surprised us.

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We used 256 sub-waves for this torture test. Normally, this would be quite a bit lower to allow for extended sub-waves taking up twice the sample points of the centre frequency. And there must also be sufficient resolution to accommodate the reduced waveform (if a lower Spectrum is used, then a higher sub-wave count is possible).

But this composite image clearly shows that Spooky2 and Spectrum can now easily do exactly what a plasma machine does. Except that Spectrum sidebands are more uniform across the entire range – and stronger.

But we still weren’t happy. Notice the difference in height of most of the frequencies? We went back and took another look at our mathematical “prisms,” and discovered a way to tweak them to work with sub-hertz accuracy on sine waves instead of square waves. We’d successfully produced the range of sidebands we needed, without any fall-off in amplitude with distance from the centre frequency. But now we needed to see what our altered “prisms” could do with sine waves, while comparing like with like.

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So we input parameters for the fabled Rife/Hoyland Sweep. And this is what Spooky2 produced:

The centre frequency is the Rife/Hoyland carrier – 3.3MHz. We wanted frequency spacing of 25KHz, so we divided 3.3MHz by 25KHz to give us the the number of sub-waves needed – 132. And we applied a Spectrum value of 100%.

Now our frequency spectrum is much more uniform in power, from 0-6.6MHz, with no typical plasma fall-off in amplitude.

But remember, we control the width of the frequency spectrum and the number of bands. So we altered one setting.

Simply by changing the Spectrum value from 100% to 50%, we now output only frequencies in the range from 1.65MHz to 4.95MHz (3.3MHz plus or minus 50%). This means that all our power is much more focused in a narrower band. And you can see the hugely positive effect this has on the uniformity of frequency amplitudes.

Another world-first.

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Everything you’ve seen so far is using single static frequencies. But what happens when you input a sweep?

The answer is: just about everything.

A sweep from 3.3MHz to 3.325MHz will hit ALL frequencies. If we produce frequencies ranging from 1MHz to 2MHz, we’ll hit the octal subharmonics of ALL viruses.

The generally accepted tolerance for frequencies to be effective is +/- .025%. To fall inside this limit, our smallest distance between each frequency here needs to be 825Hz. This is achieved by using a centre frequency of 1.5MHz, 128 sub-waves, and a Spectrum value of 33%.

See how almost all the generator’s energy is focused on the selected band, making the frequencies more powerful?

The awesome power of Spectrum cannot be understated. Spooky2 now has the ability of transmit up to 1,024 frequencies simultaneously, each as high as 5MHz. And you can tailor the frequency range as well as the number of harmonics you wish to output.

This is true multiple simultaneous output – not high-speed digital signal or packet switching.

Using the settings above, a very slow sweep from 1.5MHz to 1.5078125MHz will hit the MORs of all known pathogens.

Which brings us nicely to a sweep that will hit the MORs of all pathogens – known and unknown – the Spooky Remote Sweep.

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First, here’s our initial version of it using a square wave:

Once again, the frequencies are not uniform in power. We should explain at this point that this is because the odd harmonics in square waves interfere with signal strength smoothing.

Now let’s see the sine wave version:

All the amplitudes here are uniform, and there are far less power-wasting harmonics above our end-of-range target of 3.2MHz.

But despite this, we still weren’t happy with it. Because there are 64 frequencies being swept, and the output voltage of the new Spooky2–XM generators is 20 volts, this means that each frequency is allocated an average of just 0.3 volts. So we moved it to the next level and built a new sweep algorithm that achieves exactly the same results using 16 frequencies instead of 64.

And here’s our finished version of the Spooky Remote Sweep:

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Now the average frequency voltage has shot up to 1.25 volts, delivering four times more Spectrum power!

But that’s only half the story, because we also engineered our new algorithm to produce matching octal harmonics at exactly the same time – for example, when the frequency is 1604000Hz, its octal harmonic of 3208000Hz is also being transmitted.

This technique is known to be much more effective than fundamental frequencies alone. Best of all though, it also means that the total voltage applied to every MOR is actually 2.5 volts, half of it powering the harmonic.

The bottom line: this sweep overwhelms all pathogens with frequencies, amplitudes, and application durations that meet or exceed all the original requirements laid down by Dr. Royal Raymond Rife.

The Spooky Remote Sweep uses the Cancer BX Virus frequency as its centre, and it’s made up of six one-hour sweeps designed to run in Remote Mode. As usual, it’s best repeated four times for a total run-time of 24 hours.

The six-hour single run-time makes this sweep impractical for Contact use (that’s why we call it the Spooky Remote Sweep). However, we’ve already engineered a version specifically for use with Contact Mode, but it will require our forthcoming Spooky Power amplifier.

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MOR Tolerance: + - 0.025%MOR Application Time: 180 secondsSweep Start Frequency Spacing: 97117.1875HzSweep End Frequency Spacing: 103382.813HzSweep Average Spacing: 100250HzSweep Duration (continuous): 6.452 hoursSweep Speed: 4.316 Hz/SecSpectrum Amplitude: 1.25 volts/frequency

The Spooky Remote Sweep Programs:

Waveform: sine waveAmplitude: 20 voltsWave Cycle Multiplier: 16Spectrum: 100%Dwell per sweep: 3600 seconds

The six frequency sweeps are:

1553875-1570583.33 1570583.33-1587291.667 1587291.667-16040001604000-1620708.33 1620708.33-1637416.67 1637416.67-1654125

Although Spooky2 is packed to bursting with forward-facing technology and new thinking, the Spooky team is most proud of our newest addition – Spectrum. Without it, the extraordinary Spooky Remote Sweep just wouldn’t be possible.

For us, Spectrum is the main event, the real power, the star of the Spooky2 show, and our coder extraordinaire John White considers it to be the pinnacle of his career so far. We agree.

Now we better explain how to use it.

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The Basics:

‣ Frequencies on either side of a set centre frequency – or pair of frequencies expressed as a sweep – can be targeted. The spread of frequencies that will be produced is called the Spectrum.

‣ The size of this Spectrum is set by entering a value in the “% Spectrum” field. This determines how far above and below the centre frequency will be covered by the Spectrum – it’s a percentage of the centre frequency.

‣ The spacing, or distance, between the Spectrum frequency bands is governed by the number of sub-waves (or the Wave Cycle Multiplier, to give it its technical name).

The Formula:

Where:f = centre frequencys = Spectrum (%)w = Wave Cycle MultiplierthenSpacing = (f*s)/(100*w)

Examples:

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Biofeedback scanningBy adding Spooky Pulse to an XM generator, you can scan the body for frequency anomalies – the UDB1108S needs the Spooky Power amplifier. Biofeedback scanning inputs a frequency directly into the body with electrodes. The Spooky Pulse clip is attached to the earlobe – this monitors blood flow using an infrared light detector. If any frequency in your sweep is also present in the body, it will produce a momentary stress due to sympathetic resonance (called a “hit”). This causes a minute change in pulse rate which is detected by Spooky Pulse, and the frequency which provoked it recorded by Spooky2.

When finished, Spooky2 returns to its hits list to sweep above and below each until it has found the exact value. It then presents the list as a custom frequency set which you can save to your own database. You should save this with a descriptive Program name. We suggest you also enter the date in this name. To scan, make sure you’re properly hydrated. To prevent any USB electrical isolation issues, wrap each electrode in a single layer of plastic food wrap. Attach the electrodes to the output of your generator and connect Spooky Pulse to a USB port on your PC. Open the Control Panel for the Channel you want to use:

Start and Finish Frequencies: define the sweep range. If you know the bandwidth of organisms you’re testing for, enter lower and upper limits. If not, a good sweep to try would be 139,000-790,000Hz.

Initial Step Size: how big the “jumps” in your sweep are – 100Hz means Spooky2 will input in discrete sub-ranges of 100Hz – 100 jumps in total. Depending on your range, good values would be 10, 100, 1,000, 10,000, or 100,000. For the big sweep above, a good value is 1,000Hz.

Decimal Places: the level of accuracy required – good values are 5 (under 600Hz), or 2 (over 600Hz).

Hits to Find: a reasonable value would be 10 – Spooky2 will select the best 10 hits after the scan. It will then go back and carefully sweep

above and below each one to determine its exact value.

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Resample Count: tells Spooky2 how many previous sample values to resample below your found frequencies to home in on their exact values. Scans always sweep upward, so this ensures that ranges below hits are properly rescanned. A reasonable value is 6.

Start Delay: sets the number of heartbeats before Spooky2 will start the frequency sweep, giving you a chance to get ready and to become accustomed to the frequency – 20 is suggested if you’re being assisted, and 200 if you’re alone.

Hit Threshold: to help prevent false positives, enter a low percentage for deviations above average BPM. A good value is 5%.

Find Pulse: Spooky2 will detect and report Maximum or Minimum pulse rates. In most cases, you will choose Maximum.

Use RA/Use Peak Buttons: RA is Resting Average (pulse rate) – best used for longer scan sessions where the heart rate falls. The Peak option is for those who wish to run short scans where the average heart rate is not likely to change very much.

Start Button & Time: Start is self-explanatory. The Time shown is the estimated number of minutes for your scan to complete.

Biofeedback Readout: displays these values during and after your scan:BPM: the heart rate in Beats Per Minute.HRV: Heart Rate Variability – low is good.Galv: how conductive the skin is. Hydration boosts this.

Av. BPM: average heart rate over the entire session.Av. HRV: average Heart Rate Variability during the scan.

Av. Galv: average session value of the skin’s conductivity.

When you click Start, you see this alert – Spooky2 is now loading the waveforms you’ve created into the generator. So

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grab your wrapped electrodes, lie down, and relax totally.

To detect heart rate changes due solely to frequency hits, you need to be relaxed. Meditation, breathing exercises, or even zoning out for five minutes works. Or use a web white noise generator and leave it running in the background. We recommend this website.

After the scan starts, the Channel Control Panel turns purple and the white box is replaced with a graph showing the current and historical pulse rate. The graph is auto-ranging for optimum display resolution.

The display scrolls to the left, with current

pulse values updating on the right. The horizontal cyan line is the Running Average rate (RA).

When the pulse is under this line, the graph background is green, indicating no body stress. When the pulse is above the RA line, the background turns red, indicating a stress response:

Depending on the values you input, a biofeedback sweep can take 20-60 minutes. A bigger sweep range, or smaller Initial Step Sizes, will take more time.

However, please note that the input speed is at all times controlled by how fast or how slow your pulse rate is.

You can do more sweeps on successive days with different ranges – but save results as “Personal Sweep 02,” etc.

In this way, you can build a complete frequency profile and run chained sets in a single Program, or extract only the ones you want to build a new personal set.

NB: scan results are saved to a CSV file in the “ScanData” subdirectory inside the Spooky2 directory.

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Super setupsMost Rife newbies find the technical aspects very confusing. Here’s a bunch of guides with settings and connections for some very powerful operations in Spooky2. Once you get the hang of the ideas behind them, you’ve got the power.

How to set up the Holland 11th Harmonic Effect:

Dr. Anthony Holland recently demonstrated that when the 11th harmonic of any frequency is applied simultaneously, its results are dramatically improved.

There are two different ways to achieve this. The first uses frequency addition:

Enter 11 in the Hz field. Check the box on the left and choose Add F1 to

F2 from the menu. Spooky2 shows the new additive wave in the Waveform Display.

But Spooky2 can also be set up to use the higher harmonic as a variable carrier – a world-first. The carrier helps body penetration and also provides a powerful punch.

As before, enter 11 in the Hz field.Check the box on the left and select

Modulate F2 Using F1 (AM DSB) from the menu. Spooky2 shows the new modulated wave in the Waveform Display.

Damped waves have built-in gating – this makes them much better at dealing with viruses, pathogens, and cancer cells.

For frequencies lower than abOut1MHz (1,000,000Hz), a damped square wave format is best. This applies to most of the frequencies in Spooky2’s database.

Frequencies greater than abOut1MHz are best used with the damped sinusoidal formats. This would include all the original Rife frequencies and some of Spooky2’s custom sets (CUST, XTRA).

Remote: connect Spooky Remote/DNA Holder to Out1.

Contact: connect electrodes to Out1 and Out2 (see page 30).

Plasma: the PA3 is a digital device – it cannot transmit damped waves. So click the Plasma Button, ensure that a plain square wave is selected, and make the settings as shown. Then connect the PA3 to Out1.

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How to use a carrier wave:

Carrier waves allow frequencies to penetrate the body easier. However, they are not required for Remote Mode.

In Contact Mode, you can use almost any carrier frequency. We recommend using the 11th harmonic as your contact carrier since it will not only carry the encoded fundamental frequencies, but also act as a powerful additional “left hook” in itself. For setup details, please see the preceding section.

Most plasma systems have their own built-in hardware carrier waves. For those that do not, enter these settings:

This will create a carrier of 3.1MHz on Out2. You can enter any carrier frequency you like, and you can copy Out1’s Gate settings to your carrier as well. Connect your plasma amplifier to the TTL socket.

How to transmit over-limit frequencies:

The Spooky2-XM generator models (5M, 10M, and 20M) have top frequency limits of 5MHz, 10MHz, and 20MHz. Using its Wave Dividers technology, Spooky2 can transcend these hard limits radically. Example: you have a Spooky2–

5M (which has a top limit of 5MHz) and you wish to transmit a frequency up to 33MHz. Here’s how you do it:

You can use any waveform you like. So choose the one you wish to use for Out1. Make any settings necessary for Out2.

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generator instruct it to run at 5MHz. The output frequency will then actually be what you specified up to 33MHz.

Note that towards the top end of your overdriven frequency range, amplitude will tend to fall off, and the waveshapes will not be as accurately formed.

But Spooky2 makes it possible to use your generator to output accurate and powerful frequencies far beyond its hardware design limits.

How to use electrodes with two subjects:

Spooky2 allows two subjects with the same condition to receive frequencies using two pairs of contact electrodes. Here’s how:

Make all the settings you require for waveform, etc. Then click the Follow Out1 selector button at the bottom of the Waveform pane.

Now go to Out2 Control and enter the following settings:

You can also choose to copy any Gate settings, and even change the amplitude of Out2 if you wish.

Connect one pair of electrodes to Out1, and another pair to Out2. Now both subjects will receive the same frequencies.

How to use two Spooky Remotes with one Spooky2–XM:

Out2 Control has been designed to allow complete freedom to use Out2 in any way you wish – you are limited only by your own imagination and ingenuity.

With two Spooky Remotes connected to Out1 and Out2 and one subject, you can:

‣ Use Out2 for harmonics (F2 = F1 control).‣ Use Out1 for the Holland effect and reinforce the

harmonic with Out2.‣ Add 0.1Hz to F1 for the Scoon effect (check the box and

choose Add F1 to F2 in the menu).

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Feather & wobbleFeather is a random delimited fluctuation around a frequency. Wobble is a rapid controlled sweep above and below it. Spooky2 offers the following powerful options – to our knowledge, it’s the only Rife system with these capabilities:

Frequencies DirectlyApplies the frequencies directly with no changes.

+- .02% FeatheringOutput will fluctuate rapidly by .02% above and below the set frequency randomly. Useful where the exact frequency of a pathogen may be uncertain. Excellent for remote treatment.

+- .05% FeatheringSame as .02% feathering but the variation is greater.

Frequencies have mathematical “relatives” called harmonics. Higher harmonics can be very powerful. These options create the following continuous harmonic step sequences at a rate set in the Advanced Menu. The base frequency is “F”:

.02% 4 Stage WobbleF, F+.02%, F, F-.02%

.02% 8 Stage WobbleF, F+.01%, F+.02%, F+.01%, F, F-.01%, F-.02%, F-.01%

.05% 4 Stage WobbleF, F+.05%, F, F-.05%

.05% 8 Stage WobbleF, F+.025%, F+.05%, F+.025%, F, F-.025%, F-.05%,F-.025%

Octal Harmonics 2 Stage WobbleF, F x 2

Octal Harmonics 4 Stage WobbleF, F x 2, F x 4, F x 2

Octal Harmonics 6 Stage WobbleF, F x 2, F x 4, F x 6, F x 4, F x 2

Octal Harmonics 8 Stage WobbleF, F x 2, F x 4, F x 6, F x 8, F x 6, F x 4, F x 2

Octal Harmonics 10 Stage WobbleF, F x 2, F x 4, F x 6, F x 8, F x 10, F x 8, F x 6, F x 4, F x 2

Octal Harmonics 12 Stage WobbleF, F x 2, F x 4, F x 6, F x 8, F x 10, F x 12, F x 10, F x 8,F x 6, F x 4, F x 2

A perfect square wave is made up of odd harmonics. Spooky2 can force these to work harder by fluctuating to higher ones:

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Odd Harmonics 2 Stage WobbleF, F x 3

Odd Harmonics 4 Stage WobbleF, F x 3, F x 5, F x 3

Odd Harmonics 6 Stage WobbleF, F x 3, F x 5, F x 7, F x 5, F x 3

Odd Harmonics 8 Stage WobbleF, F x 3, F x 5, F x 7, F x 9, F x 7, F x 5, F x 3

Odd Harmonics 10 Stage WobbleF, F x 3, F x 5, F x 7, F x 9, F x 11, F x 9, F x 7, F x 5, F x 3

Odd Harmonics 12 Stage WobbleF, F x 3, F x 5, F x 7, F x 9, F x 11, F x 13, F x 11, F x 9,F x 7, F x 5, F x 3

The Fibonacci Series of numbers can be seen everywhere in nature. It’s an excellent choice for good results:

Fibonacci Series 3 Stage WobbleF, F, F x 2

Fibonacci Series 5 Stage WobbleF, F, F x 2, F x 3, F x 2

Fibonacci Series 7 Stage WobbleF, F, F x 2, F x 3, F x 5, F x 3, F x 2

Fibonacci Series 9 Stage WobbleF, F, F x 2, F x 3, F x 5, F x 8, F x 5, F x 3, F x 2

Fibonacci Series 11 Stage WobbleF, F, F x 2, F x 3, F x 5, F x 8, F x 13, F x 8, F x 5, F x 3,F x 2

Fibonacci Series 13 Stage WobbleF, F, F x 2, F x 3, F x 5, F x 8, F x 13, F x 21, F x 13, F x 8,F x 5, F x 3, F x 2

Fibonacci Series 15 Stage WobbleF, F, F x 2, F x 3, F x 5, F x 8, F x 13, F x 21, F x 34, F x 21,F x 13, F x 8, F x 5, F x 3, F x 2

The natural logarithm, also called “exp(3),” is a mathematical way to describe universal growth in time. But it can also be used to calculate highly effective frequency harmonics.

One highly-respected Rife developer recommends it exclusively to calculate the most accurate frequency harmonics (scalars):

Natural Log 2 Step WobbleF, F x 20.0855369232

Natural Log 4 Step WobbleF, F x 20.0855369232, F x 403.4287934927,F x 20.0855369232

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Making waves...Spooky2 generates nine different waveforms. Here’s what they are, and what they can do. First, the plain unaltered waves:

Sine: very useful for experiments in healing with a gentle rise and fall in energy.

Square: normally used in experiments to kill pathogens, with almost instant rises to full power.

Sawtooth: useful where a smooth rise in power with a sharp drop-off is required. Mainly experimental.

Inverse sawtooth: powerful pathogen killer, with an almost instant rise in power and a smooth drop-off.

Triangle: smooth constant power rise and drop-off. Mainly experimental use.

Damped sinusoidal: used by Dr. Rife in the 1930s. Very powerful with multiple tapering inner rises and falls.

Damped square: world-first, extrapolation of Rife’s damped sinusoidal to a square wave. Very powerful.

H-Bomb sinusoidal: world-first, a very powerful new sine with explosive leading and trailing edge spikes.

H-Bomb square: world-first, square version of above. A killer new waveform!

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Now, here are the new waveforms generated by adding a second frequency that’s three times the first:Sine: Add F1 to F2 (F2 = 3xF1).

Square: Add F1 to F2 (F2 = 3xF1).

Sawtooth: Add F1 to F2 (F2 = 3xF1).

Inverted sawtooth: Add F1 to F2 (F2 = 3xF1).

Triangle: Add F1 to F2 (F2 = 3xF1).

Damped sinusoidal: Add F1 to F2 (F2 = 3xF1).

Damped square: Add F1 to F2 (F2 = 3xF1).

H-Bomb sinusoidal: Add F1 to F2 (F2 = 3xF1).

H-Bomb square: Add F1 to F2 (F2 = 3xF1).

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These are the waveforms that result from adding a frequency that’s 11 times the first (the Holland 11th Harmonic Effect):Sine: Add F1 to F2 (F2 = 11 x F1).

Square: Add F1 to F2 (F2 = 11 x F1).

Sawtooth: Add F1 to F2 (F2 = 11 x F1).

Inverse sawtooth: Add F1 to F2 (F2 = 11 x F1).

Triangle: Add F1 to F2 (F2 = 11 x F1).

Damped sinusoidal: Add F1 to F2 (F2 = 11 x F1).

Damped square: Add F1 to F2 (F2 = 11 x F1).

H-Bomb sinusoidal: Add F1 to F2 (F2 = 11 x F1).

H-Bomb square: Add F1 to F2 (F2 = 11 x F1).

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Double side band (DSB) amplitude modulation – this adds upper and lower harmonics. Frequency 2 is three times the first:Sine: Mod F2 using F1 (AM DSB, F2 = 3xF1).

Square: Mod F2 with F1 (AM DSB, F2 = 3xF1).

Sawtooth: Mod F2 with F1 (AM DSB, F2 = 3xF1).

Inverse sawtooth: Mod F2 with F1 (AM DSB, F2 = 3xF1).

Triangle: Mod F2 with F1 (AM DSB, F2 = 3xF1).

Damped sinusoidal: Mod F2 w/F1 (AM DSB, F2 = 3xF1).

Damped square: Mod F2 with F1 (AM DSB, F2 = 3xF1).

H-Bomb sinusoidal: Mod F2 w/F1 (AM DSB, F2 = 3xF1).

H-Bomb square: Mod F2 with F1 (AM DSB, F2 = 3xF1).

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DSB amplitude modulation again – this time Frequency 2 is Frequency 1’s 11th harmonic (the Holland Effect via DSB AM):

Sine: Mod F2 using F1 (AM DSB, F2 = 11xF1).

Square: Mod F2 with F1 (AM DSB, F2 = 11xF1).

Sawtooth: Mod F2 with F1 (AM DSB, F2 = 11xF1).

Inverse sawtooth: Mod F2 with F1 (AM DSB, F2 = 11xF1).

Triangle: Mod F2 with F1 (AM DSB, F2 = 11xF1).

Damped sinusoidal: Mod F2 w/F1 (AM DSB, F2 = 11xF1).

Damped square: Mod F2 with F1 (AM DSB, F2 = 11xF1).

H-Bomb sinusoidal: Mod F2 w/F1 (AM DSB, F2 = 11xF1).

H-Bomb square: Mod F2 with F1 (AM DSB, F2 = 11xF1).

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Single side band (SSB) AM adds powerful upper harmonics – Frequency 1 is multiplied by Frequency 2’s third harmonic:

Sine: Mod F2 using F1 (AM SSB, F2 = 3xF1).

Square: Mod F2 with F1 (AM SSB, F2 = 3xF1).

Sawtooth: Mod F2 with F1 (AM SSB, F2 = 3xF1).

Inverse sawtooth: Mod F2 with F1 (AM SSB, F2 = 3xF1).

Triangle: Mod F2 with F1 (AM SSB, F2 = 3xF1).

Damped sinusoidal: Mod F2 w/F1 (AM SSB, F2 = 3xF1).

Damped square: Mod F2 with F1 (AM SSB, F2 = 3xF1).

H-Bomb sinusoidal: Mod F2 w/F1 (AM SSB, F2 = 3xF1).

H-Bomb square: Mod F2 with F1 (AM SSB, F2 = 3xF1).

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Finally, SSB AM again with Frequency 2 multiplied by Frequency 1’s 11th harmonic (the Holland Effect via SSB AM):

Sine: Mod F2 using F1 (AM SSB, F2 = 11xF1).

Square: Mod F2 with F1 (AM SSB, F2 = 11xF1).

Sawtooth: Mod F2 with F1 (AM SSB, F2 = 11xF1).

Inverse sawtooth: Mod F2 with F1 (AM SSB, F2 = 11xF1).

Triangle: Mod F2 with F1 (AM SSB, F2 = 11xF1).

Damped sinusoidal: Mod F2 w/F1 (AM SSB, F2 = 11xF1).

Damped square: Mod F2 with F1 (AM SSB, F2 = 11xF1).

H-Bomb sinusoidal: Mod F2 w/F1 (AM SSB, F2 = 11xF1).

H-Bomb square: Mod F2 with F1 (AM SSB, F2 = 11xF1).

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Windows warningsThere are two very important settings in Windows that you need to be aware of when using Spooky2:

PC Sleep Settings:If your computer is set to sleep or hibernate after a certain amount of time with no user activity, here’s what happens:

The contents of your memory are temporarily written to a file on the hard drive. The drive then stops spinning – this means that nothing more can be read from it into memory.

So when your PC sleeps or hibernates, it is effectively no longer working, much like a TV on standby. Consequently, Spooky2 will simply suspend transmission until you wake your PC again.

To fix this, go to Control Panels > Power Options > Change when the computer sleeps, and set everything except the screen to Never. Alternatively, you can use a dark screen saver to extend display life (Control Panels > Personalization > Screen Saver).

Windows Update Reboots:If your PC is also used for the internet, be aware that default system settings mean that Windows can download and install updates automatically. It can then quit Spooky2, install the updates, and restart your PC – ending your entire Spooky2 session unbeknownst to you.

To fix this, go to Control Panels > Windows Update > Change settings and choose anything other than Install updates automatically. If you don’t want to lose this auto-install functionality, you can simply switch off your modem/wi-fi router before going to sleep or leaving your home. But do remember to keep an eye on things while you’re at home but away from the computer.

If you don’t use a wi-fi system, your computer is connected to the internet with an ethernet cable plugged into a modem or switcher. If you unplug this cable, Windows can’t go looking for updates, so your Spooky2 session can’t be interrupted.

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Frequently Asked QuestionsQ: My Spooky software doesn’t work with Windows 8. Does this mean I can’t use Spooky?

A: The UDB drivers don’t work with Windows 8. Either use Windows 7/XP or upgrade your generator(s) to Spooky2–XM models.

Q: Having to search for and reload all my frequency sets every time I turn Spooky2 on is a pain. Is there an easier way?

A: Indeed there is! Spooky2 remembers all your settings and the frequencies that you used the last time you ran it. So there’s no need to search and reload – simply click the red button and you’ll see all your previous sets in the Channel Control Panel.

Q: I’ve noticed that one of the LEDs on my Spooky Remote sometimes seems brighter than the other. Is there something I can do to fix this?

A: Don’t worry – there’s nothing broken. The Spooky Remote LEDs respond to and mirror exactly the shape of the waveform you’re transmitting. Normally, all waveforms have two phases – a positive one, and a negative one. If you look at any wave, you’ll see that it rises, and it falls. When it’s rising, it’s going positive, and when it’s falling, it’s going negative. During the positive-going phase, only the left LED lights, and during the negative-going phase, only the right one illuminates. If you examine the shape of either of the sawtooth waveforms, you’ll find that one of its phases is a long slow rise or fall, while the other is an almost instantaneous rise or drop. Since the LEDs reflect the shape of the waveform, the result is that one of them will appear to be dimmer than the other any time you’re using a sawtooth waveform.

Q: Isn’t an AC calibration setting of two volts very low for a Rife machine (UDB1108S)?

A: No. You can even go lower if you wish and it will still work. However, two volts was found to be the optimum setting during Spooky’s original development phase – it provides effective results without provoking a Herxheimer reaction in the subject.

Q: My father has a pacemaker. I’ve been told that Rife machines shouldn’t be used in these cases.

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A: This is true of Rife machines that only use electrodes, and the danger arises because the electrical energy entering the body can interfere with the pacemaker’s electronics. Remote use doesn’t transmit electricity – so it’s quite safe for everyone.

Q: In my household, we all seem to get colds and ‘flu at the same time. Is it possible to use Spooky2 with everyone at once?

A: As long as everyone has the same problem, up to six different DNA samples can be inserted in Spooky Remote. But cut each fingernail in three and only use one part for each subject. Wrap each part separately in paper masking tape, write each subject’s initials on them, and insert them carefully.

Q: Why can’t I change my Channel settings in Spooky2? Each time I enter the settings I want, they change back to what they were before.

A: Spooky2 remembers the previous settings for each Channel. The solution is to open the Channel to load the previous settings into active memory. Then immediately close the Channel and modify the settings, When you reopen the Channel, your new settings will be used.

Q: I just don’t understand these lights on the Spooky Remote. Sometimes they both look equally bright, and other times they blink very slowly, first one side and then the other. I’ve even noticed that they also fail to light up at all sometimes. This is very confusing. What’s going on here?

A: The Spooky Remote LEDs state is governed by two things – the wave’s shape, and the speed of the frequency. What you’re seeing is how the frequencies control the LEDs. The first thing to understand is that the twin LEDs are never both lit at the same time, despite what your eyes tell you. Every waveform has a positive and a negative phase, and each phase lights one LED. Since a wave can never be positive and negative at the same time, the LEDs can never both be lit at the same time. With a low slow frequency like 0.5Hz, the wave’s polarity flips from positive to negative once every two seconds, so the LEDs will light alternately and slowly. With a frequency of 60,000Hz, the polarity flip happens 60,000 times every second, far too fast for your eyes to register. So both LEDs now appear to be equally bright. With a very high frequency like 7MHz, the state is flipping seven million times a second. And this is simply too fast to allow either LED to even respond to the “on” command before the next “off” command is received. So the LEDs appear to be unlit. But they’ll return to normal with the next mid-range frequency.

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Q: How should I set the buttons and the Adjust knob on the UDB1108S?

A: Spooky2 has been designed for software control of the UDB1108S. The only physical controls you ever need to touch are the power button, the -32dB button (this should always be disengaged), and the Amplitude and Offset knobs.

Q: Does Spooky2 work like a zapper?

A: Most zappers work by mixing together a number of set frequencies that can’t be changed by the user. As a result, a very large range of harmonics is produced, not all of them good for you. Long-term use of a zapper can damage the beneficial flora in the skin, just as a broad-spectrum antibiotic kills all bacteria – friendly ones included. Like all Rife machines, Spooky2 allows exact selection of the frequencies required. You could say it’s like a sniper’s rifle compared to a blunderbuss.

Q: My UDB1108S came with a two-pin power plug. What do I use this for?

A: This plug is included for standalone use in laboratory and engineering scenarios. It’s not needed for use with Spooky2 because your PC powers the generator through its USB cable. Don’t discard it – it may come in handy for something else.

Q: I notice that the UDB1108S has an upper frequency limit of 8MHz. Is this range big enough?

A: There are no Rife frequencies over 2MHz. Approximate ranges are: moulds and mycotoxins 75–215KHz; bacteria and most viruses 275–450KHz; protozoa, roundworm, and flatworm 325–480KHz; warts 400–475KHz; tapeworms 425–515KHz, and mites 675-880KHz. There are only a very few viruses – mostly ‘flu – which exist up around the 3KHz-plus range. So 8MHz is fine.

Q: I have a lot of problems I want to experiment with. Can I use two frequency generators running at the same time on myself?

A: Yes, you can use multiple generators. But make sure to check the Skip Concurrent Duplicate Frequencies box on all channels.

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Generators & accessoriest

Spooky2–XM generators:

These come in three configurations. The 5M has a top limit of 5MHz, the 10M peaks at 10MHz, and the 20M at 20MHz.

Prices are $104.95, $135, and $178 respectively. Buy here.

Echo Lee heads up the Spooky2 extension supplier network. She's been working closely with the Spooky team since the original Spooky system was launched in April 2013, and she'll lead you through the process painlessly.

Spooky Pulse:

Turns Spooky2 into a powerful biofeedback scanner, using an earclip to record pulse rate while inputting a sweep with handheld electrodes. Price is $45 and you can get it here.

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Spooky Remote:

This scalar DNA transmitter is used in Spooky2’s remote mode. It uses a twin dual planar coil “sandwich” and replaces the home-made DNA Holder introduced with the original Spooky system, taking frequency transmission to the next level. Comes with twin LED indicators which make generator adjustments simple.

Spooky2–XM: clicking the Contact Button sets the default calibration values. Then adjust other settings as desired.

UDB1108S: turn the AMPLITUDE knob fully clockwise. Then adjust OFFSET until both LEDs are equally bright.

The unit comes fully assembled with the cable required. Price is $22.50 and you can get it here.

Spooky Tube:

Unlike most, these electrodes are fabricated from the surgical steel that’s used to make body implants. This protects your health and well-being because any metal ion transfer to the skin will be much safer than with other metals.

Spooky Tube electrodes can be used with any of the Spooky2–XM generators. The UDB1108S doesn’t output enough voltage in Contact Mode for deep body penetration.

Adding an inexpensive Spooky Power amplifier solves this problem (coming soon).

Price per pair is $18 and you can get them here.

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DNA Holders:If you wish to use the home-made DNA Holder introduced with the original Spooky instead of Spooky Remote, you’ll find detailed instructions for making two different models on the Spooky2 website here.

Calibration is done manually, and you’ll find directions on the Calibration page of the website. Note that you will need a multimeter for calibration.

Multimeters that measure AC and DC voltage range in price from $5 to $200. We suggest spending $10 to $20 for a decent one to ensure your system is accurately calibrated.

You can buy your multimeter at any good electronics or electrical supplies store, or click to buy online from:

eBay (global)Amazon (US)Amazon (UK)

Spooky2 Software LicenseAlthough the source code is © John White, this software is free, and has been written for the greater benefit and knowledge of all humanity. You are actively encouraged to pass it on freely to everyone you know, as long as it’s accompanied by this manual.Table of contents 77

Precautions for usersIf you suffer from impaired liver or kidney functions, please use caution when using Spooky2.

Frequency generation systems should never be used while pregnant.

Please do not operate the Spooky2 frequency generation system while driving or using dangerous machinery.

Please keep your Spooky2 frequency generation system out of the reach of children.

If you feel nauseous, faint, dizzy, or have ‘flu-like symptoms or headaches after exposures to Spooky2’s frequencies, please drink lots of pure water and shorten your future Spooky2 session times appropriately.

Because no electricity is passed into the body when using the Spooky2 frequency generation system to broadcast frequencies via nonlocal space (Remote Mode), this system should have no ill effect on the electrical or mechanical components of cardiac pacemakers or internal defibrillators. But, as always when using frequencies, please proceed with care and caution.

If you do suffer with heart problems, or wear a pacemaker or other electrical implant, you should NEVER attach electrodes to the Spooky2 system. Please use Spooky2’s Remote Mode ONLY.

In general, it’s best to experiment with Spooky2 before about 5pm because the excitation effects of frequencies on human cells can affect sleep. However, depending on the nature of your experimentation, Spooky2 can be run overnight if desired.

Finally, when experimenting with Spooky2 or any other frequency generation system, proper hydration will produce better results. As a general rule, it’s best to drink 4-8 pints of pure water daily, half of it before noon.

On behalf of my associates and all the people who assisted in the development of Spooky2, I wish you all a long and healthy life.

– John White, January 2014.

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Legal Notice & DisclaimerThe Spooky2 software and frequency generation system is not approved by the FDA as a medical device. It is intended for use as an experimental electronic device only. It is not intended for the diagnosis, prevention, cure, treatment, or mitigation of any disease or illness in human beings. Neither is it designed or intended to affect the function or structure of any human body system.

I, John White, make no medical claims whatsoever for the Spooky2 frequency generation system. If you have a problem with your health, please consult a licensed healthcare professional.

In the US, you can legally use frequency systems like Spooky2 for testing, energy balancing, life extension, and relaxation. You can experiment using frequencies on bacterial cultures, laboratory animals, and yourself. For what it’s worth, you still have a legal right to self-medicate under the Ninth Amendment of the United States Constitution.

In Germany and South Africa, as well as some other nations, frequency devices are legally licensed as medical instruments.

Please note that neither I, John White, nor any of my associates involved in the design and development of this system, are responsible whatsoever for the use, abuse, or misuse, intentionally or unintentionally, of the Spooky2 frequency generation system or any of its component parts due to any circumstances beyond our reasonable control. In any case, I, John White, or any of my associates, shall have no other liability.

By using the Spooky2 frequency generation system, you, the user, understand and accept that you have no expectation of curing any ailment. You also understand that possible negative physical and/or mental effects, unknown to John White or his associates, might result from the use of the Spooky2 frequency generation system. Moreover, you intend to undertake only responsible experimentation, and you voluntarily accept all responsibility for the use and application of all frequencies generated by the Spooky2 system.

Furthermore, you agree that you will not hold John White or associates responsible for any consequences, whether harmful or otherwise, that may occur as a result of using the Spooky2 frequency generation system.

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