George Lakhovsky created his Multiwave Oscillators in the 1930s and 1940s. His patent did not reveal the circuit he used in his final evolution of the MWO. Most of Lakhovsky’s work was forgotten about. Bob Beck, a science researcher resurrected the conversation about the Lakhovsky MWO and his contributions were published by Borderland Sciences Research Foundation (BSRF). Peter Lindemann, a world-renown expert in the Tesla sciences and former member of BSRF in the 1980s and 1990s, was one of the historians who understood the principles of the MWO although the fully developed machine made by Lakhovsky was still unknown. If it weren’t for their efforts in BSRF, the MWO may have been forgotten about. 10-12 years ago, an original final evolution Lakhovsky MWO unit was found crated up in Europe and was reverse engineered. Paul Babcock, a world-class, electrical engineering wizard used the information gained from the reverse engineering report to create a home-made, proof-of-concept build for his personal use. We all studied this machine for over a year gaining powerful insights.

Aaron Murakami & Jeff Moe desired to create the most streamlined and efficient MWO ever devised based on Peter and Paul’s research that could be made readily available to the public. This journey began in their machine shop in the fall of 2017 and they haven’t looked back. Eric Dollard, known as the modern-day Tesla, entered the picture during the initial design process and engineered the military-style pulse modulator that is now in production. It is the most compact, efficient and effective Lakhovsky Multiwave Oscillator ever built. This is only one of many amazing creations that will be offered by Vril Science.