Radionic Instrument

Authentic Design and Construction Guide

Rates and Literature

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Drown/De La Warr - 0-10 Tuning

In this system all rates are entered "as is" during analysis. However, prior to broadcast, those representing unwanted conditions must be inverted by subtracting each digit from 10. These often, but not always, begin with a multiple of ten (followed by a dot), to be set on the dial nominated 10x expressly for this function. By convention, all other rates start on the second. For example, the nullifying force for 20.6.4.0.1 would be dialed in as 80.2.6.10.9. By contrast, any rate not so converted is said to strengthen, or predispose manifestion of, the condition or substance it represents.

Sample page of a base 10 rate book.

It is also accepted practice to dial in two or more individual rates in series. One reason would be to focus an influential tuning upon a defined region within the recipient. For this purpose, some instruments incorporate additional dials or banks of same, as evidenced by gallery images on other pages.

The dial face above is adaptable to either base 10 or 100 tuning. It approximates the 270 degree full rotation of a standard potentiometer. However, due to manufacturing variations, the image may need to be "stretched" in graphics software so the extremities of its arc align exactly with that of the potentiometer at hand.

Radionic Rates - De la Warr.pdf

Homo-Vibra-Ray Rates - Drown.pdf

Organs and Symptoms Rates.pdf

Hieronymus - 0-100 Tuning

Builders seeking the historical look can match the above 180 degree, half-plate capacitor dial to a potentiometer. Line up the potentiometer's full CCW rotation with the "0" mark, fasten to the panel, and then near the 100 mark insert a physical stop pin for the knob's pointer.

Any dial used with the base 100 system should be sufficiently enlarged to allow for rates requiring quarter-increment resolution, and fitted with a sharp-pointed knob. Fabricate the latter by gluing a sewing needle or similar into the side of a large round knob.

Sample page of the Cosmiculture Manual.

Cosmiculture Manual - Hieronymus.pdf

Eloptic Directory - Hieronymus.pdf

Operating Manuals

These publications reveal how some manufacturers envisioned their instruments being used. As often the case with subjective modalities, some of the techniques may seem superfluous, idiosyncratic or simply outdated. Choose what inspires confidence and works reliably for you.

Software-based products have recently emerged that replace the stick plate with skin electrodes while rates are cycled through in computer memory. Those found relevant to the condition at hand are then displayed on-screen, to be adminstered through the same interface. Apart from automation, this bestows no significant advantage over a traditional instrument in the hands of a skilled operator.

Manual Of Radionic Practice - De la Warr.pdf