I was looking at these too. Interested in how it could be incorporated into workings.
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Paper designs do work a little bit i guess, but they don’t work for very long and their results are weak.
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Definitely a scam
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I don’t have any idea how a paper radionics works… unless it has metal on it like a pcb.
a radionics machine is like a two-way radio.
it has an input antenna, a tuner, an amplifier and a broadcat antenna. and it works through electro-magnetism. (what scientists know about electromagnetism is no where close to everything there is to know)
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It’s all about your directing energy using intent.
They’re not exactly a scam, and they’re as weak as you own qi energy and intent, exactly the same a non paper. Which are also not magick by themselves. If you’re weak, or you think it will be weak, then it will be: because you’re the one making it work in the first place.
Note: metal does not conduct qi, it conducts electricity, which is not involved here. There’s no reason to liken it to a radio that requires electricity except in metaphor, which again brings you back to your energy and mind directing it to work.
If you have help, from a device made by another practitioner then it comes with a thoughtform that gives you a boost. But the principle is the same, and you can make your own thoughtforms, aka enchanting it.
The question then is like Jinn rings: did the practitioner actually enchant it well or not?
… Props help you get your mind right, and it doesn’t matter what they’re made of, as long as they help you. Whether it’s talismans or paper machine with buttons on it, the underlying principles are the same. It’s all energy working. Your energy, having an effect on external energy.
I’ve seen an account of Drunvalo Melchizedeck sharing info of a mage that drew anything he wanted and it had physical and immediate effects in front of an audience multiple times… The dudes a recluse savant and hides in the desert.
It’s not what you do, it’s the way that you do it.
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Some work like uncle chuckie’s. They work. Others are garbage.
It is an amplifier.
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This*** can make a legitimate radionics machine with a pen
a pen, anything can work lmao
Exactly.
A good radionic machine with an electric current/voltage power source is a multiple-op amp circuit (either in parallel or in series) combined with an electrical circuit and power source. As far as i can tell, most electric circuits are direct current circuits.
I learned A LOT about radionics circuits by studying basic op amp circuitry, then studying properly-working tube, transistor, integrated circuit, and microprocessor amps. There are so many innovations left to be built with simple op amps in series.
A psionic tower buster is basically a large capacitor created using herbs, metal shavings, and other genetic objects layered in a resin pour. This capacitor is connected to a mobius coil (caduceus coil) which transmits the energy to the universe.
Both electric op amp circuits and psionic tower buster designs are basically LC circuits. Many of today’s radionic practitioners mistakenly create their boxes as RC circuits, but careful study of the workable designs will reveal the truth of the matter.
Resistors inhibit current - by their nature, resistors are frequency filters. Old school boxes minimized the use of resistors. Instead, they used variable capacitors to tune the boxes. Air caps modify freqencies to closer attune them to work with resonant circuits.
the last time I experimented with an op-amp it popped like popcorn and its soul ascended to the ceiling:rofl:
It sounds like your design is simular to what I was trying. input antenna comnected directly to ground. fixed L (not easy to find variable L in the store anyways) in parallel with variable C ( found it on first search in the online store)
My electronic skills are now good so I was starting with a diagram of a radio to start my design. It didnt take too long to figure out building one can cost almost as much as buying one. (… and with my skills there is a better chance of it working if somebody else puts it together)
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Some bought, others made.
This is another one of my inventions, which are “30” X times stronger than my RAD2400HD!
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don’t these machines cost a whole lotta dinero?
I do wish I had one…
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Karl Welz years before he passed away, customized mine for me. It cost me $1,300 USD.
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geez that is like, way too much…
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That is my least expensive one!
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haha maybe I can save up one day then. I heard great things about these machines and they are 100% worth it!
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My radionics operations have a 
% success rate!
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They really don’t have to.
You can buy a cheap amplifier on Amazon for under $100 and hook up scalar wave generating coils to the inputs and outputs using alligator clips.
Voila, you have a workable radionic machine. It may or may not be what you’d get if you spent thousands for one but i assure you it works because i have one and it works fine.
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I need to study the scalar generator. I heard about it before, but I still don’t know what it does.
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