My experience (practitioner of 30 yrs), has shown me that the poloroid
photos work much better than digital...have found digitals give false
readings when doing testing and are flat energetically.

Jeff did some transmissions via his machine and mine that produced no
results for me,a few years ago...digital photo he produced was the
witness...not saying it was because of the digital...just sharing
outcome using digital...

I recommend poloroids over digitals...

Byron




--- In biophoton@yahoogroups.com, "QB" <quantumbalancing@y...> wrote:
>
> Robert,
>
> Dr. Jeff Sutherland believes that digital photographs can be very
> effective when used with the ABPA. He reported this on his website
> (http://www.frequencyresearch.org/) as shown below:
>
> The Advanced Biophoton Analyzer (ABPA) is a device that can be used
> for many purposes. One of them is to broadcast frequencies on a very
> low frequency carrier wave that can penetrate the earth and is
> independent of distance. Years of work on refining the
> hardware/software setup of this device enables excellent effects at
> a distance. The frequency effect on a living organism at a remote
> location is comparable to being in the room with an EMEM plasma
> device or directly connected to electrodes. Contact Dale Fawcett at
> (360) 598-6585 to discuss details of how this is possible.
>
> The ABPA has some advantages over direct contact with frequency
> devices as it is able to monitor the energy system of the target and
> only transmit information that will balance that energy system and
> bring it into a higher energy state. It is a self-correcting device
> that works with and enhances the effect of frequency generators
> attached to it.
>
> I am often asked about using the Advanced Biophoton Analyzer (ABPA)
> with frequency devices and how to connect an F160 or FSCAN. The
> photo above shows an F160 connected to the ABPA wire which runs
> under the ABPA input well.
>
> The wire that comes with the ABPA has the best impedance match to
> the device and provides about five times the power output of using
> common phono jack cable that is terminated correctly with a 50 ohm
> resistor. Because the APBA cable has a mini-phono jack at the end of
> it you will need a female mini-phono jack to male phono jack
> converter from Radio Shack that will allow the ABPA cable to plug
> into an FSCAN2. Use the power port on the FSCAN2 with the voltage
> turned all the way up to 16 volts. This provides the maximum
> magnetic field around the cable. Placing the cable under the input
> well of the ABPA allows the magnetic field around the cable to
> extend up into the input well where it is scanned and transmitted.
>
> The F160 has a female BNC connector so you must get an additional
> part from Radio Shack. You need a female phono jack to male BNC
> connector converter. Turn the voltage all the way up on the F160 as
> well. This will work for FSCANs with BNC connectors.
>
> There are eight switches on the ABPA. For frequency work they should
> be set as follows:
>
> Inherited IDF - Off
> Chemical Sensitivities - Off
> Dampening Field - Off
> Antidote/Clone - Auto
> Balance/Neutralize - Auto
> On/Off - On
> Send/Off - Send
> Plant/Animal - Auto
>
> A final tip that will magnify the output of the ABPA is to take a
> high resolution photo of the target and print it out on 8.5x11"
> paper on a high quality printer (1200 dpi or better). Fold the paper
> into quarters and put it in the photo well of the ABPA.
>
> The improvement in performance with these strategies is quite
> significant. Hooking up the cable properly with increase
> effectiveness by 5 times. Using a high resolution digital photo
> instead of a Polaroid photo will give another 5 fold improvement.
> Taking the picture with the camera on a tripod will double the
> effective resolution and multiply output by 2. Finally, printing the
> photo in an 8.5x11" format gives a fourfold gain. You now have a
> device that works 5x5x2x4=200 times better than previously!
>
> The only challenge remaining is finding the right frequencies for
> your purposes. As Dr. Royal Rife once said, if you have the wrong
> frequency or set of frequencies you will get no effect. For help in
> finding the right frequencies for your needs, contact the Frequency
> Research Foundation.
>