The warning as I see it is like the warning don' look at the sun. If that was true I would have been blind years ago. I worked with the Navy safety officer and he allowed me to bring my 2 watt low level 904nm laser into the office area as he decided the warning was similar to the sun warning. He did say don't shine it in your eyes. I try to use the 660nm red LEDs for my eyes. Better to ask V why he put the warning on the 880nm unit. I probably better stop using the 880nm or I could go blind. Clark's zapper and Rifes equipment are miles apart. Rife used 90 watts to power a plasma tube with an audio signal to create sidebands, where Clark used flashlight batteries for her zapper. Rifes work was lost because the court would not allow him to patent his kill frequencies, when they were directed to disclose them they did not disclose that sidebands had to be used. His work could not be duplicated until the sideband feature was again discovered. Brickey In a message dated 5/5/2012 6:41:00 A.M. Pacific Daylight Time, [email protected] writes:
My unit came with a warning NOT to use the 880 on/in eyes, so I am particularly interested how long to use the 880, and from what distance, and whether eyes were closed or open. thanks, sol
