I’m not sure what else to call it, but the MacGyver MWO seems appropriate! This was built by our friend who brought over the RT17 Lakhovsky MWO for us to troubleshoot.
This is the hide-away MWO that all fits into a little box that can be put away in in plain sight and you’d never know what it is.
Check it out:
For the Vril Science MWO, go here: http://vril.io/products/lakhovsky-multiwave-oscillator-mwo/
Our friend in Seattle brought over the European RT17 Lakhovsky Multiwave Oscillator (MWO) to our shop in Spokane for examination. It stopped working so we were troubleshooting it. Thankfully, it was only a fuse.
By the time our friend received this RT17 system at his home in Seattle, it cost nearly $25,000! It’s definitely a work of art, but ours is a fraction of the cost and has many more benefits.
This video shows you a walk through on this unit and a brief demo. The pulse modulator alone is about 300-350 pounds as it is in a very large and heavy case, which is emblematic of the original Lakhovsky unit from the early 1900’s.
Our Vril Science pulse modulators is about 35 pounds so about 1/10th the weight and is obviously more compact but also more efficient. The output of our unit is substantially stronger.
For more info on the Vril Science MWO, go here: http://vril.io/products/lakhovsky-multiwave-oscillator-mwo/
Check out the RT17 Lakhovsky MWO unit here:
