Hank Levin about the Clarity Meter

Saturday, 13 February 2010 01:05

Special thanks goes to Tommy Davis for leaving the Mark VIII Ultra E-Meter designs laying around. It’s only natural he would make mistakes. ~ FreeSpirit

Hello to all Independent Scientologists.

Maybe you’ve heard rumors of a new e-meter. Here is the story.

During the evolution to create the Mark Super VII Quantum, the idea began to create a new E-meter using digital technology. In 2000 a project was launched to get this going.

Some of the goals for this new design included,

1) Make it cost 1/10 of the current Quantum Mark Super VII to produce.

2) Vastly upgrade/improve the existing design which is somewhat heavy and clunky with its snap-on shield.

3) Give it at least ten times the precision of the current E-Meter as far as the reads and F/Ns are concerned.

4) Set the retail price under $1,000.

5) Make it possible to update its software via the Internet like an iPod so sending in the meter every two years for a new “Silver Certificate” are unnecessary.
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This article is writen by David St. Lawrence – a Grad V auditor, OT VII who spent 20 years successfully using the technology described by L Ron Hubbard to help others and to help oneself.
http://possiblyhelpfuladvice.com/?p=547

The Internet is a great help for someone trying to recreate history from the sanitized version that is passed on to us by those who should know better.

I was active in Scientology for at least twenty years and this is the image I remember from books and promotion on the history of the e-meter.

I always admired Ron’s calm and compassionate expression and wondered who the subject was. What I didn’t know was that this was a complete fraud may have been an early “Photoshop” job.

If you look at the next picture, it appears that a photo of Ron had been carefully pasted over the image of Volney Mathison! (On the other hand, a very close inspection of some online images suggests that it might have been the other way around.) These images represent contrary facts, which always bear looking into.
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An e-meter is an electronic device that measures a human’s resistance to a small electric current. The device is particularly used by Scientologists in a process called auditing.

An e-meter is a specific type of a more general device called a Wheatstone Bridge. In the 1950′s several early associates of L. Ron Hubbard modified the Wheatstone Bridge into a smaller device run on batteries.
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