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Random Number Generator - Incorporates a Visual Laboratory Grade Random Number Generator (RNG) Designed specifically for PSI Testing. Test for Psychokinesis (PK), Precognition and Telepathy.

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  • THE RANDOM NUMBER GENERATOR (RNG-01) is a laboratory quality instrument that uses the immutable randomness of radioactivity decay to generate random numbers
  • THE RNG-01 PRODUCES approximately one to three random numbers every minute from background radiation.
  • TRUE RANDOM NUMBERS that are useful for data encryption (cryptography), statistical mechanics, probability, gaming, neural networks and disorder systems, PSI and ESP testing, micro PK experiments, etc.
  • SELECTION OF RANDOM NUMBER RANGES: 1-2, 1-4, 1-8, 1-16, 1-32, 1-64 and 1-128 .
  • This unit is the Clear Transparent Etched Case. IMAGES SCIENTIFIC INSTRUMENTS INC., manufacturing electronic instruments and kits for over 25 years.



jayhocke
Reviewed in the United States on April 9, 2023
I ordered one first and it came with one of the features not working. Company took it back snd sent another one which worked. The company was very nice and responsive and i would buy again from them.
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on October 14, 2021
The machine is practically open and exposed along the top side, and the range selection switches feel too delicate for regular use. But it works great and is lots of fun for PSI or other interrogations.
Rich
Reviewed in the United States on May 20, 2020
I am truly impressed.This unit uses background radiation (a physically random process) to stop its large internal roulette wheel of stored quasi random numbers to provide a "random" number from a settable range. An internal counter is constantly indexing through a large table of pre-determined quasi-random numbers at a high rate. When a radioactive disintegration is detected, the number is output is the table entry where the counter is pointing at that instant.I ran several experiments "kicking the tires" of this RNG. Random numbers were collected using the UART output via a readily available USB to RS-232 converter (a two wire connection); "receive" and GND.I wrote a simple application to grab and store the output numbers for later analysis. A radioactive sample placed close to its internal Geiger counter sped up the data collection process.Here is what I observed from 35,000 consecutive samples looking through the lens of MS Excel:The value histogram is straight forward. Each bin tallies the count of an output random number with the RNG's range set to 0 through 127. There appears to be some bias - or is it aliasing? Here is where additional study is needed - Excel does horrible histogram binning.The second plot tallies the difference between adjacent "random" values. Ideally it would be a perfectly smooth triangle. Again, I don't know what is Excel histogram biasing and the fact that numbers are pulled from a finite, defined table.I love this unit. It works as advertised. It is very reasonably priced. (check out lab grade RNG pricing!) Well done.
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