Where we are positioned right now is that many of you are looking for a better TZLA-style replica — essentially an evolution of the Amenofis build. Our engineer is building a best build. i am invested in uncovering the deeper history and truth behind antique high-frequency technology. It is important to remember that Sander’s machine is modular, which means it can continue to evolve as ideas improve. Components and designs can be refined over time — for example, recent changes such as the fan improvements show that the system can adapt as knowledge grows. What you are collectively asking for is a TZLA or TZLA -type build at a more accessible price point, while improving the overall design by combining knowledge from Amenofis, TZLA, and now the original antique high-frequency and diathermy technologies. This includes studying authentic schematics and historical engineering approaches to create something that continues to evolve. Sander has access to original-style schematics and knowledge gained through those who have replicated antique machines, giving this project a valuable connection to the past while allowing for future innovation. As the saying goes, “a rising tide lifts all ships.” My commitment is to remain independent. I am not affiliated with Jeff TZLA or Amenofis, and my goal has always been to ask questions, investigate, and seek a deeper understanding. In the past, I have experienced pushback simply for asking technical questions such as: Why this spark gap? Why these specific bulbs? Why this design choice? For me, curiosity and open discussion are essential. The pursuit of knowledge should not be discouraged — it should be welcomed. The goal here is not competition; it is collaboration, learning, and building something better through shared knowledge and respect for the original technology.