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Three original Lakhovsky Machines have recently been found. Find out how they really worked on this website.

Drawing from: Come E Quali Malattie Si Curano Coll'Oscillatore Lakhovsky, Dr. Boris H. Vassileff

There are dozens of web sites that will tell you how their "Lakhovsky Multiple Wave Oscillator" works like Georges Lakhovsky's machines did. From site to site everyone has a different opinion making it almost impossible for anyone to know how Lakhovsky’s original multiple wave oscillator worked.

The "modern" (post world war II) story of the multiple wave oscillator is not a happy one. We learned that in 1963 Mr. Bob Beck supposedly discovered an original multiple wave oscillator stored in the basement of a California hospital. From this "discovery" the Multiple Wave Oscillator revival began. The Borderland's "multiple wave oscillator Handbook" provides an overview of that period; a new generation of experimenters started to build many various home-made multiple wave oscillators, to speculate on how the original device was made, how the antenna rings were sized, etc. We'd like to polemize a bit with Bob Beck: why he didn't disclose the original multiple wave oscillator details? Why we never saw any pictures? Why is it that the discovered machine had no C.O.L.Y.S.A identification? A generation of experimenters, including ourselves, has wasted time and energies in speculating, discussing, building multiple wave oscillator's that had little or nothing to do with the real original design.

Many articles and publications and patents can be found regarding this topic however those do not reveal how the machine works. It seems that Lakhovsky wanted to cover up his great invention. This is why a handful of engineers took the challenge to discover the unknown secrets. Our research started in France and has been recently further extended in more countries. Unpublished material and original Lakhovsky multiple wave oscillators that are produced during 1932 - 1935 by C.O.L.Y.S.A, Lakhovsky's former company in Paris were found. These multiple wave oscillator's are back-engineered and by doing this we were able to find out how they really worked.

Most importantly what we have on this site is the documented information about how Georges Lakhovsky’s machines worked. Our information is not based on supposition, but hard evidence. All the information on this site, which shows how Georges Lakhovsky’s multiple wave oscillator worked, was obtained from evaluating “Original Multiple Wave Oscillators” using spectrum analysis and oscilloscopes.

Our main research team is international located and consists of professional engineers with many years of design and research experience.
Main researchers: Bruno Sacco, Jean Claude Dupuy and Tony Kerselaers.

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