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Lakhovsky MWO harmonizer v1.0 and v1.2

The MWO Harmonizer v1.0 and v1.2 are entry-level yet powerful Multi-Wave Oscillator (MWO) harmonization devices, designed to introduce users to scalar wave and field-based harmonization in a simple, reliable, and effective way.

 

Both devices are built around the same core principles and are used in exactly the same manner. They generate a coherent energetic field by combining Lakhovsky-style MWO antenna geometry, a bifilar Tesla coil, and scalar wave field-shaping elements. An external signal source (such as a phone, computer, or frequency generator) is connected via a 3.5 mm audio input, allowing the device to broadcast the selected frequencies into the surrounding space.

 

Despite their compact size and accessible design, these harmonizers are capable of producing stable, wide-area scalar fields, making them suitable for personal use, meditation spaces, energy work, radionics experiments, and charging or conditioning orgone and crystal items.

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v1.0 and v1.2 – Field Characteristics​

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  • MWO Harmonizer v1.0 generates a predominantly toroidal scalar field, offering smooth, evenly distributed harmonization and serving as a solid foundation for MWO-based work.

  • MWO Harmonizer v1.2 builds upon the same architecture but includes an additional vortex scalar wave disc, resulting in a combined torus-and-vortex field geometry. This creates a slightly stronger and more dynamically shaped field, while maintaining identical operation and usage.

 

Both versions are designed to be:

 

  • easy to operate

  • flexible in application

  • compatible with external frequency sources

  • ideal as a first step into MWO and scalar field technology

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From a technical perspective, both MWO Harmonizer v1.0 and v1.2 are designed to receive an external signal and convert it into a structured scalar and electromagnetic field through their antenna and coil system. The devices can be powered either via a USB Type-B power cable or by three AA batteries, allowing for flexible use in both stationary and portable setups.

 

Each unit is equipped with two 3.5 mm audio ports that are linked together. A signal can be fed into either port, while the second port automatically outputs the same signal. This makes it possible to daisy-chain multiple devices using a single frequency source. In such configurations, each harmonizer functions as an independent energy emission node, and the combined system generates a stronger, more evenly distributed energetic field across a larger area.

 

In daisy-chained systems, the MWO Harmonizer v1.0 and v1.2 can also be used together with other compatible Aplicum devices, such as MWO Harmonizer v2.0, MWO Harmonizer v3.0, and Scalar Wave Cosmic Communicator (SWCC) units. This modular approach allows users to expand their setup gradually, combining different generations and device types into a coherent, scalable field network without changing the basic method of operation.

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How to use​

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1. Powering the Device

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The MWO Harmonizer can be powered in two different ways:

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  • USB Power

    Connect the device to a USB power source using a USB Type-B cable.

    This can be a USB wall adapter, power bank, or computer USB port.

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  • Battery Power

    Insert three AA batteries into the battery compartment (3x 1.5V batteries).

    This allows fully portable operation without any external power source.

 

Once power is connected, use the toggle switch to turn the device ON.

 

2. Connecting an Audio Signal (3.5 mm AUX)

 

The MWO Harmonizer operates by receiving an external audio-frequency signal, which it then converts into a structured energetic field.

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  1. Take a 3.5 mm AUX audio cable.

  2. Connect one end to the 3.5 mm AUX port on the MWO Harmonizer.

  3. Connect the other end to your signal source.

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The signal source can be:

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  • a smartphone or tablet

  • a computer or laptop

  • a dedicated frequency generator

  • any audio device with a 3.5 mm audio output​

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3. Signal Sources You Can Use

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The device is highly flexible and accepts any audio-based signal, including:​

 

  • frequency generator apps (such as Eunoia)

  • pre-recorded frequency files

  • binaural beats or tone recordings

  • music files

  • custom-generated audio signals

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As long as the signal is delivered through a 3.5 mm audio output, it can be used with the MWO Harmonizer.​

 

4. Operation Notes

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  • Once powered and receiving a signal, no further adjustment is required.

  • The device immediately begins emitting the energetic field corresponding to the input signal.

  • You may adjust volume or signal strength on the source device if needed.

  • Either AUX port can be used as an input; both behave identically.

 

5. Basic Usage Tip

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For first-time use, it is recommended to:​

 

  • start with low to moderate volume on the signal source

  • use simple frequencies (e.g. single tones or well-known resonance frequencies)

  • allow the device to run for several minutes to experience the field effect, we recommend using them in 15 minute long sessions.

Daisy chaining several devices

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Daisy-chaining multiple devices allows them to operate together as a single, synchronized system, all driven by the same audio signal. Instead of working with one localized emission point, the user creates a distributed energetic field spread across multiple devices.

 

This approach is especially useful in the following situations:​

 

  • Group sessions and therapies

    Multiple devices can be placed around a room, treatment table, or group of people, helping to create a more uniform and shared field during group work, meditation, or therapy sessions.

  • Larger area harmonization

    Daisy-chaining is ideal for harmonizing larger spaces, such as studios, therapy rooms, living areas, or workspaces, where a single device may not provide sufficient coverage.

  • More even field distribution

    By positioning several devices at different locations, the energetic influence becomes more balanced and spatially consistent, reducing strong local concentration and improving overall coherence.

  • Modular system expansion

    Users can start with one device and gradually expand their setup by adding more units, without changing how the system is operated or controlled.

  • Multi-device field experiments

    Advanced users may explore different placements and configurations to study how multiple synchronized emission points interact within a space.

 

All devices in a daisy-chained setup receive the same signal and operate simultaneously, ensuring coherent and unified operation across the entire system.

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How to daisy chain several devices

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To connect multiple devices together, standard 3.5 mm audio cables are used. All devices are linked so they receive the same audio signal and operate simultaneously.

 

Connection Procedure

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  1. Connect the signal source

    Connect your audio signal source (such as a phone, computer, frequency generator app, or audio player) to any 3.5 mm AUX port on the first device.

  2. Link the devices together

    Using a 3.5 mm audio cable, connect one AUX port of the first device to one AUX port of the second device.

  3. Add additional devices

    Continue linking devices in the same way, connecting them together with 3.5 mm audio cables until all desired devices are connected.

  4. Power the devices

    Power each device individually using a USB power supply or batteries, then switch them on.

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Important Notes​

 

  • Both AUX ports on each device are functionally identical and can be used interchangeably.

  • The order of the devices does not matter.

  • Only one device needs to be connected to the signal source.

  • All connected devices will receive the same signal and operate in sync.

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