Spooky2 can produce both “killing” and soothing frequencies from Rife frequency generators, acting on cells in your body to either kill or heal them. Frequencies are invisible electromagnetic energy which affect your cells directly causing either harm or healing to take place.
Launches a list of Channel errors and warnings, which can be saved as a file or deleted using the “- Button.”
1. Windows XP/Vista/7/8/10
Spooky2 features a pulsed electromagnetic field generator (PEMF generator) which produces pulsed electromagnetic fields at specific frequencies, producing harmonic frequencies – multiples of the original frequency emitted by its current generator – that can detect and kill microorganisms similar to Rife machines. Each kit comes equipped with four function generators (detox, kill, pain control and organ support). Plus it allows users to load programs onto it to run standalone without using computers!
2. USB 3.0
This installer installs the drivers for a Silicon Laboratories USB 3.0 controller on your Windows PC. After the driver installation process completes, you may have to restart your computer before it has taken full effect. Alternatively, download updated USB 2.0 controller drivers from Spooky2 website (link below).
Utilities is home to several useful functions for Rife systems. The Colloidal/Ionic Silver Calculator can assist with finding optimal values for creating high quality nanoparticulate silver, while Graphs show numerous graphical displays and two scales of frequency spectrum graphs. Biofeedback Scan, covered extensively in our Guide, allows users to input frequencies directly into their bodies using electrodes, Spooky Remote control or Plasma Tube (coming soon).
Search fields provide users with an option to conduct searches of both main and Custom databases. Once complete, successful results are loaded into the Conditions List at the bottom of the window.
Clicking the checkbox will select all conditions, while + and – buttons allow for adding or removing specific criteria. When searching, use the Search button to search either database based on what criteria were selected, with the Conditions List updating accordingly.
The Options button allows for changing font size, while the Advanced Menu provides extra settings such as setting your preferred default frequency and whether or not Graph displays carrier & frequency amplitude graph. Your outputs can also be gated, with optional pauses between sessions or max session length settings available to you. Furthermore, giving your program a descriptive name will aid when searching later for it. Options menu offers several other useful settings, including a keyboard shortcut that switches between Simple View and Details View; as well as a Delete All Button that clears both databases from memory. In Detailed View you can also see frequency setpoint and current generator state; this may come in handy if troubleshooting problems with your rig.
3. Intel Core i5 or i7
Intel Core i5 or i7 processors will give your computer the power and speed it needs to operate efficiently, as they offer power for regular tasks as well as some gaming; while an i7 is designed specifically for more intensive computing like media creation and advanced programming.
When selecting a processor for your spooky2 system, select one with the highest possible clock speed. This ensures faster execution cycles which translates to improved performance; more cores and threads for greater computing power; as well as a superior cooling system to prevent it from overheating while working, which could cause your system to slow down or stop altogether.
To maximize the performance of your computer, it is vital that you use a high-quality monitor. A monitor with reduced pixel lag caused by how your computer processes images onscreen is essential, while you should also invest in high-grade mouse and keyboard accessories – especially one equipped with scroll wheel to enable easier menu navigation or one featuring dedicated rows for special functions on keyboard.
The Screenshot Button takes a screenshot of your Spooky2 window and saves it as a JPG file in your Data folder, useful if you need to send copies of results directly or as attachments in an email. Likewise, Error Log Button creates a text area where error messages will be collected; once configured correctly (requiring POPmail desktop email program), these will be sent directly to Spooky2.
The Setup button launches the Spooky2 setup wizard. Simply follow its prompts to complete installation of your software, after which a shortcut will be created in your Start Menu for easy access to it.
4. Graphics Card
Spooky2 demands an OpenGL compatible video card in order to properly render its graphically rich interface. For optimal results, an integrated graphics chip may not suffice in rendering its complex interface.
RAM (Random Access Memory) is an integral component of computer systems, used for storing an electric charge representing data stored. RAM allows programs to run faster by quickly passing information between processor and peripheral devices such as monitors, keyboards and mice.
Although it is technically possible to run Spooky2 without a video card, doing so is not advised for optimal performance. A system should contain at least 2GB of RAM to achieve the best results.
An essential element in computer gaming is having access to quality USB mice and wired keyboards with high-speed transmission rates, as well as reliable internet connections which minimize lag and program loading times. A fast CPU ensures that programs can run effectively with no delays for viewing their features by the user.
Spooky2 boasts many advanced new features. These include:
Preset Save and Restore, including Frequency Set(s) and Waveform(s).
Real-time control of frequency values on Out 1 and Out 2 sliders.
Create Frequency Set Window’s Out 2 Spec menu item allows users to easily set frequency values of Out 2, making this an effective method for pinpointing exact hits or setting frequencies for specific devices.
Channel 128 can be used for channel shadowing. This allows a user to visualize which frequencies are being broadcast from particular generators, as well as identify any issues with them – for instance when their signal remains unchanged over time.
Amplitude and frequency wobble systems are included on all outputs, with the capability of toggle them via the Channel Control panel – this world-first feature makes Rife even more effective!
Now you can enter the wavelength of a light source and have Spooky2 convert it to frequency – making it an excellent tool for identifying which frequencies a particular pathogen responds to best.
