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Ralph Hilton

2014-08-07T14:42:21Z

Ralph Hilton:

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I became involved in Scientology in 1971 and joined the Sea Org a year later. I left in 1982 after the organizations became oppressive.
I started delivering services in London outside the CofS and moved to Austria in 1998. I am delivering all levels of auditing and can train people on Solo auditing up to OT8.
I am delivering using LRH tech and do not use any of the various offshoot technologies that have appeared in the field.

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Ralph Hilton

2014-08-07T14:41:25Z

Ralph Hilton:

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I became involved in Scientology in 1971 and joined the Sea Org a year later. I left in 1982 after the organizations became oppressive.
I started delivering services in London outside the CofS and moved to Austria in 1998. I am delivering all levels of auditing and can train people on Solo auditing up to OT8.
I am delivering using LRH tech and do not use any of the various offshoot technologies that have appeared in the field.

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Ralph Hilton - An E-Meter for Independent Scientologists

2013-10-14T16:24:33Z

Ralph Hilton:

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The quality of meters has varied over the years in the CofS and in the Independent Field. The current Quantum meter is vastly over-priced and my opinion is that the quality of its responses is rather low. Meters produced in the field tend to have been variable in performance with no standards set. Prices for meters produced in the field are still quite high and many buy used CofS meters on ebay. Some good quality meters have been produced in Russia but if anything goes wrong then it is a long wait for return shipping.
The supply of meters on ebay is falling and new meters at reasonable prices are needed.
Some people would like a very basic no frills meter and others would like an advanced meter with all the bells and whistles. There are various options that some consider useful such as having an interface for auditing over the internet while others consider that an unacceptable deviation from LRH tech. Some might want to record sessions to send to a C/S. Some might want to be able to input reads to their meter from a read simulator on a computer, tablet or a stand alone unit.
Thus I decided on a modular meter design with a fundamental building block of an analog circuit which can be expanded upon in the direction that people need for their work.
I have been using the basic circuit for over 10 years and it is now thoroughly tested and dependable. Recently I have modified it to allow input and output options that embrace all the possibilities for needed options that I can think of. The design is copyrighted but available at no charge for individual non commercial use. For commercial use in meters manufactured for sale I ask 7% of the retail price in royalties to fund my work.
The expansion of the basic meter fits well with the Arduino open-source electronics prototyping platform based on flexible, easy-to-use hardware and software - [http://www.arduino.cc/ Arduino Home Page]
The basic board is a meter that is simple to use and has analog meters for the TA and main meter display.
With Arduino boards connected up the possibilities for expansion include:

Addition of digital TA, TA counter and needle motion counter.
Display of the needle and other data on PCs, tablets and projectors.
Transmission of session data to recording devices or internet connections.
Creation of Read Simulators based on actual reads from sessions.
Remote monitoring of sessions over local networks.

The basic board schematic and basic documentation are on
http://www.ISMk8.org

I hope to be in production soon. Any comments on desirable options not currently available are appreciated.

[[Ralph Hilton]]

[[File:Schematic.jpg|300px|thumb|left|meter schematic, click to enlarge]]

Ralph Hilton - An E-Meter for Independent Scientologists

2013-10-14T16:23:39Z

Ralph Hilton: web address updated

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The quality of meters has varied over the years in the CofS and in the Independent Field. The current Quantum meter is vastly over-priced and my opinion is that the quality of its responses is rather low. Meters produced in the field tend to have been variable in performance with no standards set. Prices for meters produced in the field are still quite high and many buy used CofS meters on ebay. Some good quality meters have been produced in Russia but if anything goes wrong then it is a long wait for return shipping.
The supply of meters on ebay is falling and new meters at reasonable prices are needed.
Some people would like a very basic no frills meter and others would like an advanced meter with all the bells and whistles. There are various options that some consider useful such as having an interface for auditing over the internet while others consider that an unacceptable deviation from LRH tech. Some might want to record sessions to send to a C/S. Some might want to be able to input reads to their meter from a read simulator on a computer, tablet or a stand alone unit.
Thus I decided on a modular meter design with a fundamental building block of an analog circuit which can be expanded upon in the direction that people need for their work.
I have been using the basic circuit for over 10 years and it is now thoroughly tested and dependable. Recently I have modified it to allow input and output options that embrace all the possibilities for needed options that I can think of. The design is copyrighted but available at no charge for individual non commercial use. For commercial use in meters manufactured for sale I ask 7% of the retail price in royalties to fund my work.
The expansion of the basic meter fits well with the Arduino open-source electronics prototyping platform based on flexible, easy-to-use hardware and software - [http://www.arduino.cc/ Arduino Home Page]
The basic board is a meter that is simple to use and has analog meters for the TA and main meter display.
With Arduino boards connected up the possibilities for expansion include:

Addition of digital TA, TA counter and needle motion counter.
Display of the needle and other data on PCs, tablets and projectors.
Transmission of session data to recording devices or internet connections.
Creation of Read Simulators based on actual reads from sessions.
Remote monitoring of sessions over local networks.

The basic board schematic and basic documentation are on
http://independentscn.zzl.org/index.html

I hope to be in production soon. Any comments on desirable options not currently available are appreciated.

[[Ralph Hilton]]

[[File:Schematic.jpg|300px|thumb|left|meter schematic, click to enlarge]]

Talk:Ralph Hilton - An E-Meter for Independent Scientologists

2013-05-09T21:13:18Z

Ralph Hilton: Talk page autocreated when first thread was posted

Thread:Talk:Ralph Hilton - An E-Meter for Independent Scientologists/Meters - what is needed and wanted

2013-05-09T21:13:17Z

Ralph Hilton: New thread: Meters - what is needed and wanted

This thread is open for discussion of what people need and want in a meter.

Ralph Hilton - An E-Meter for Independent Scientologists

2013-05-08T21:30:52Z

Ralph Hilton:

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The quality of meters has varied over the years in the CofS and in the Independent Field. The current Quantum meter is vastly over-priced and my opinion is that the quality of its responses is rather low. Meters produced in the field tend to have been variable in performance with no standards set. Prices for meters produced in the field are still quite high and many buy used CofS meters on ebay. Some good quality meters have been produced in Russia but if anything goes wrong then it is a long wait for return shipping.
The supply of meters on ebay is falling and new meters at reasonable prices are needed.
Some people would like a very basic no frills meter and others would like an advanced meter with all the bells and whistles. There are various options that some consider useful such as having an interface for auditing over the internet while others consider that an unacceptable deviation from LRH tech. Some might want to record sessions to send to a C/S. Some might want to be able to input reads to their meter from a read simulator on a computer, tablet or a stand alone unit.
Thus I decided on a modular meter design with a fundamental building block of an analog circuit which can be expanded upon in the direction that people need for their work.
I have been using the basic circuit for over 10 years and it is now thoroughly tested and dependable. Recently I have modified it to allow input and output options that embrace all the possibilities for needed options that I can think of. The design is copyrighted but available at no charge for individual non commercial use. For commercial use in meters manufactured for sale I ask 7% of the retail price in royalties to fund my work.
The expansion of the basic meter fits well with the Arduino open-source electronics prototyping platform based on flexible, easy-to-use hardware and software - [http://www.arduino.cc/ Arduino Home Page]
The basic board is a meter that is simple to use and has analog meters for the TA and main meter display.
With Arduino boards connected up the possibilities for expansion include:

Addition of digital TA, TA counter and needle motion counter.
Display of the needle and other data on PCs, tablets and projectors.
Transmission of session data to recording devices or internet connections.
Creation of Read Simulators based on actual reads from sessions.
Remote monitoring of sessions over local networks.

The basic board schematic and basic documentation are on
http://independentscn.zzl.org/index.html

I hope to be in production soon. Any comments on desirable options not currently available are appreciated.

Ralph Hilton - An E-Meter for Independent Scientologists

2013-05-08T21:28:16Z

Ralph Hilton: Created page with "{{Articles |Image=Schematic.jpg |Topic=Independent E-Meter |Website=http://freescn.freevar.com |Email=rhilton@aon.at |Event=2013/05/09 }} The quality of Meters has varied over..."

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The quality of Meters has varied over the years in the CofS and in the Independent Field. The current Quantum meter is vastly over-priced and my opinion is that the quality of it's responses is rather low. Meters produced in the field tend to have been variable in performance with no standards set. Prices for meters produced in the field are still quite high and many buy used CofS meters on ebay. Some good quality meters have been produced in Russia but if anything goes wrong then it is a long wait for return shipping.
The supply of meters on ebay is falling and new meters at reasonable prices are needed.
Some people would like a very basic no frills meter and others would like an advanced meter with all the bells and whistles. There are various options that some consider useful such as having an interface for auditing over the internet while others consider that an unacceptable deviation from LRH tech. Some might want to record sessions to send to a C/S. Some might want to be able to input reads to their meter from a read simulator on a computer, tablet or a stand alone unit.
Thus I decided on a modular meter design with a fundamental building block of an analog circuit which can be expanded upon in the direction that people need for their work.
I have been using the basic circuit for over 10 years and it is now thoroughly tested and dependable. Recently I have modified it to allow input and output options that embrace all the possibilities for needed options that I can think of. The design is copyrighted but available at no charge for individual non commercial use. For commercial use in meters manufactured for sale I ask 7% of the retail price in royalties to fund my work.
The expansion of the basic meter fits well with the Arduino open-source electronics prototyping platform based on flexible, easy-to-use hardware and software - [http://www.arduino.cc/ Arduino Home Page]
The basic board is a meter that is simple to use and has analog meters for the TA and main meter display.
With Arduino boards connected up the possibilities for expansion include:

Addition of digital TA, TA counter and needle motion counter.
Display of the needle and other data on PCs, tablets and projectors.
Transmission of session data to recording devices or internet connections.
Creation of Read Simulators based on actual reads from sessions.
Remote monitoring of sessions over local networks.

The basic board schematic and basic documentation are on
http://independentscn.zzl.org/index.html

I hope to be in production soon. Any comments on desirable options not currently available are appreciated.

File:Schematic.jpg

2013-05-08T20:35:20Z

Ralph Hilton:

Thread:Talk:Meter Reads Drill Film/Critique from Ralph Hilton/reply (5)

2013-05-04T22:29:36Z

Ralph Hilton: Reply to Critique from Ralph Hilton

The springy F/N is something I didn't see until after I left the CofS. What I have observed is that it is a faster F/N. The swings at the end are artifacts produced by CofS meters that don't appear at all on meters that accurately show what is occuring in the PC. They seem to occur only on people who have run a lot of NOTs. Glenn's statements seem very accurate to me regarding the rocket read and tick. The pop to F/N is only visible on a high quality meter so won't show up on the CofS junk meters. When LRH made the statement about the pop there were some very fast meters around made by a company called Design Animations that showed it but after the Sea Org took over meter production around 1974 the meters became sluggish. The Mk 7 was far better than the Mk 6 which I consider useless. The Quantum appears to me to make sluggish F/Ns.
I agree exactly with Anita about the stage 4 but would add that the speed is a fair bit slower on those that I have seen - the whole phenomena takes a bit less than twice as long as yours - I would also make it twice as big. It really has a death march feeling. Imagine that you are with a 1000 other slaves slowly dragging stones up the slopes toward the temple for the tone level of it.

As far as the overall presentation goes it is obvious that you are a professional in that regard. My own interest is in the technical aspects so I tend to regard the glitter as secondary. I would suggest making the glitter briefer and leaving out the defocussing effects.

Another suggestion is that you ask people's permission before putting their names up as consultants. I think we are still looking at an alpha/beta version and that people might not want their names on it as a final presentation. The CofS will use anything to attack Independepents. I put a picture of our dog with a Sea Org Officers cap on him and labelled it the Ethics Officer. they put that in their DA pack and said "Look - this guy has so liitle sense of ethics that he appoints his dog as the MAA." I guess they didn't know that the people at Int have to salute DM's dog now :-)

You could say - this film has been approved by the following:
...
We wish to thank for their technical contributions:
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Thread:Talk:Meter Reads Drill Film/Critique from Ralph Hilton/reply (4)

2013-05-04T20:50:17Z

Ralph Hilton: Reply to Critique from Ralph Hilton

I can't mock up a theta bop at the moment so this one is generated by the microcontroller box that I use for meter testing:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KwdTYoJmqP0&feature=youtu.be
It goes up and down 6 times a second.

Thread:Talk:Meter Reads Drill Film/Critique from Ralph Hilton/reply (3)

2013-05-04T19:28:58Z

Ralph Hilton: Reply to Critique from Ralph Hilton

Hi Jonathan - the lighting is rather poor on this quick attempt but this is what I would consider a persistent F/N :
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HyNQOWDoPqg&feature=youtu.be

Thread:Talk:Critique - Meter Reads and Drills/LRH quote/reply (2)

2013-05-04T08:41:15Z

Ralph Hilton: Reply to LRH quote

CRAFTSMANSHIP: FUNDAMENTALS
A lecture given on 3 May 1962
"When you sit down across from an auditor who does his E-Metering so well that he never worries about an E-Meter; he does his TRs so well that he never worries about his TRs; he does his Model Session so well that he never worries about his Model Session; he knows what he's supposed to do with the processes he's given, whether they're a Routine 3 or a Prepcheck or anything else, you see, and he does just these things, and honest, the pc, as a pc, he'll just say, "Gosh! you know? Gosh! Huh! It's so easy! I am so comfortable sitting here being audited." How come? What makes this? How did that combination of events take place? Is it because the auditor was born as the seventh son of a seventh son? Is it because he gave a present once to the Witch of Endor? Is it some fantastic prescience of some kind? Is it because his thetan can read your thetan? Well, it doesn't happen to be a single one of these things. It would be because the auditor knew the little points of auditing absolutely perfectly, did them as a whole, with perfection, so that he was under no tension by reason of auditing, because he knew all the parts, and could then apply fundamentals to what he was doing."

Thread:Talk:Meter Reads Drill Film/Critique from Ralph Hilton

2013-05-04T08:25:17Z

Ralph Hilton: New thread: Critique from Ralph Hilton

Hi Jonathan,
I think the film has quite a way to go to reach release quality.
The long fall is a prior read.
The persistent F/N is very jerky.
The "F/N that springs" doesn't look at all like an F/N.
The theta bop is too slow.
The R/S looks as if it was made by touching the cans together.
The stage four doesn't look anything like the ones I have seen.
The rocket read didn't rocket.

I would say that the first thing to do is throw out the CofS meter as it shows a lot of artifacts.
Then reads need to be collected from recordings of a lot of real sessions. I'd be quite willing to design and prototype a meter with a digital record and playback. That way the session reads could be played back on a meter setup with optimum lighting for a video recording.

Thread:Talk:Critique - Meter Reads and Drills/Critique - Meter Drills and reads/reply (4)

2013-05-04T06:51:37Z

Ralph Hilton: Reply to Critique - Meter Drills and reads

Hi Aida, My own experience is that people with black skin tend to have a TA that goes high more easily. I don't think it has anything to do with the thetan. The meter measures skin resistance and black skin is different from white skin in its electrical responses.

Ralph Hilton

2012-07-19T23:50:50Z

Ralph Hilton:

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I became involved in Scientology in 1971 and joined the Sea Org a year later. I left in 1982 after the organizations became oppressive.
I started delivering services in London outside the CofS and moved to Austria in 1998. I am delivering all levels of auditing and can train people on Solo auditing up to OT8.
I am delivering using LRH tech and do not use any of the various offshoot technologies that have appeared in the field.

Ralph Hilton

2012-04-25T14:27:24Z

Ralph Hilton:

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I became involved in Scientology in 1971 and joined the Sea Org a year later. I left in 1982 after the organizations became oppressive.
I started delivering services in London outside the CofS and moved to Austria in 1998. I am delivering all levels of auditing and can train people on Solo auditing up to OT8.
I am delivering using LRH tech and do not use any of the various offshoot technologies that have appeared in the field.

Ralph Hilton

2012-04-25T14:22:41Z

Ralph Hilton:

Ralph Hilton

2012-01-04T23:36:58Z

Ralph Hilton: Created page with "{{Auditors |Name=Ralph Hilton |Image=Rh10.jpg |Training Level=ClassVIII |Case Level=OT-8 |Auditing Delivery=Grades, Intro Auditing, Life Repair, NED |Case Supervision=Class VI..."

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2012-01-04T23:35:02Z

Ralph Hilton: