FAQs
First of all, a clarification for those who asked general questions about the why and how, such as:
- Why do we use three spark gaps, couldn't we use two or four?
- How do the spark gap generate scalar energy?
- If the spark gap create the scalar energy, why must it still pass through the capacitors?
- How the scalar energy work? And more…
These are all excellent questions, but answering them properly would take hours (assuming you have a basic understanding of the scalar energy and Tesla, Oudin, Lakhovsky's work).
If we spent that much time on every "why" and "how," we wouldn't have enough time to assist members who are actively building the machine, or to keep developing machines ourself (not to mention having a real life outside this project)!
How to use
Turn on the machine, hold the bulbs in your hands, and gently pass them slowly over your entire body. It's straightforward, nothing complicated.
We recommend that each person use the machine on their own rather than having someone else operate it for them.
When you use the machine, be aware that between the light bulb and the light socket, if you place your hand there, you can receive a small electric shock (not strong, but noticeable).
There is no set minimum or maximum usage time.
Some people use the machine for an hour straight, others for 15 minutes, and some use it several times a day. There are no fixed rules.
What matters most is developing awareness of your own body and learning to feel the energy. At a certain point, your body will have received enough and will begin to feel tired. That is your signal to stop.
Safe when used as intended
It generates a strong electromagnetic field, and the bulbs, with the help of the mercury inside them, create a beautiful bubble of energy that supports your body's natural processes. You can position it near your head or any part of your body as part of your personal practice.
The machine produces ozone, which is not harmful under normal conditions. However, it can become an issue if used for an extended period in a poorly ventilated space, like a closed room. Always keep a door or window open, or use a fan, while the machine is in use.
The CFL lamps contain mercury, which is an important component of the machine.
This machine interferes with all electronic devices
For example, when the machine is operated approximately two meters (6 feet) from a computer, audible interference can be heard from the computer, the USB keyboard may stop responding and/or the USB mouse can behave erratically. Once the machine is turned off, all devices return to normal function. Mobile phones appear to be less affected, but some interference may still be observed. While this is not damaging to your electronics under normal use, a small number of users have reported issues with electronic devices after operating the machine too close to them. We recommend keeping at least 2 meters (6 feet) of distance between the machine and sensitive electronics during use.
Never use this device near anyone who has a pacemaker, cochlear implants, or any electronic device implanted in their body.
What is the difference between the TZLA machine and ZeroPoint?
The ZeroPoint and the TZLA machine are both built from the same original blueprint shared freely by Christian Amenofis Marino.
That blueprint is available to anyone who wants to build it, no license, no royalties, no secrets. We believe it is our responsibility to honor Amenofis's wish by keeping this design open and accessible to all, just as he intended.
TZLA, on the other hand, has chosen to criticize and dismiss other builders who offer this same technology, while selling their own version at a much higher price.
We take a different approach. We share the knowledge freely and offer our build at a fair price, because we believe this technology belongs to everyone, not just those who can afford to pay a premium.
Holding 2 bulbs instead of 1
Does 4 bulbs add anything new to the machine in terms of power or reach? Not significantly. Some people claim it makes certain areas of the body easier to work on, but in our experience, handling 4 bulbs at once is more awkward than practical. In terms of power, it's more effective to hold one bulb firmly and keep broad, steady contact with the skin than to keep moving two bulbs lightly over small spots. This also lets you focus your attention on your body instead of constantly managing the bulbs.
It can be seen more as a marketing move by Tzla to appear innovative, rather than a change that truly adds anything substantial in practice.
Why using mercury bulbs?
The scalar energy produced by the machine, combined with the mercury inside the bulbs, creates a synergy, almost a symbiosis, that raises the energy to another level.
Mercury has a long history in experimental resonator technology, valued for its unique electrical conductivity and ability to sustain plasma fields.
Without going too far into technical details, the combination of mercury bulbs and scalar field generation creates a more coherent and efficient energy medium than either component could produce alone.
Can I sponsor a machine for someone who cannot afford it?
We have a Sponsor a Dream program. When you purchase your machine, you can contribute an additional sponsorship to fund a machine for a vetted recipient in need. Contact us for details.
Contact us for details
Amenofis vs. Sander Spark Gap: Why We No Longer Build the Amenofis
The Amenofis spark gap is gentler and more comfortable to use than the Sander spark gap. However, it is built using galvanized screws, and this presents a serious practical problem.
Zinc coating wears down over time, partially, unevenly, or completely and there is no reliable way to know when it is gone. Once the coating degrades, the spark gap begins firing off bare metal instead of zinc, and at that point the benefit shifts toward potential harm. There is no visible indicator of when that transition happens.
For personal use, this is already a significant concern. For a machine sold to someone else, it becomes unacceptable. You cannot know whether the person will maintain the machine properly, clean the spark gap regularly, check the gap distance, or replace the screws when needed. Selling a machine that can silently become harmful, without the user ever knowing, is not something we are willing to do.
The slight additional intensity of the Sander spark gap is a minor inconvenience. That trade-off is far preferable to the risk of unknowingly harming someone.