By building it according to Nikola Tesla's circuit diagrams and selling it as an experimental set, it was possible to meet the scientific requirement for reproducibility of an experiment. Inspired by six basic experiments from the book “Documentation (1) on scalar wave technology” on the special properties of scalar wave transmission, which can be reproduced at any time, some researchers have carried out further experiments, preferably on questions of the biological effectiveness of scalar waves. For them, some difficulties in handling the previous open experimental set-up resulted in the demand for an extended and improved design in line with their research projects. The result was the SWG-A in analog technology, followed by the SWG-M in digital technology.
The SWG consists of two stationary housings in which the antennas and electronics are located. The signal can be made audible via a 3.5 mm jack connection. Only the connecting cable between the two towers needs to be connected and the experiments can begin!
A special feature of the scalar wave device is the open Tesla coil, which is accessible from above. Here, substances with biological information can be introduced directly into the magnetic field of the flat coil and “biological information” can be modulated onto the carrier wave (of approx. 6.78 MHz). Alternatively, sound frequencies can also be modulated, e.g. for music therapy or for the application of Rife frequencies. This operating mode is also very popular for wellness applications. The device has CE certification for technical-physical, biological and medical experiments.
Excerpt: SWD Chapter IV: Technical Description + V: Experimental Setups