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1. Vol 1 The Black Box What an ERA/radionics device is: the leased, hermetically sealed box a practitioner was contractually forbidden to open, the dried blood-spot input, and the dial-and-electrode front panel that diagnosed disease 'by radio.'
2. Vol 2 Albert Abrams and the Birth of ERA How a genuinely credentialed San Francisco physician turned a theory of diseased 'vibrations' into a leased black box that 3,500 practitioners paid to keep sealed.
3. Vol 3 What Was Actually Inside The reality behind the sealed black box — an ideomotor 'percussion' diagnosis, a bench of inert wiring that broadcast nothing, and 'vibratory rates' with no physical basis, set against the signal path the machine was sold as having.
4. Vol 4 The Sting and the Reckoning How Scientific American, the AMA, and a healthy guinea pig named 'Miss Bell' took the Abrams black box apart — the red-ink diagnosis, the wiring 'a ten-year-old built to fool an eight-year-old,' Abrams' death in 1924, and the long courtroom afterlife of Ruth Drown and George De la Warr.
5. Vol 5 The Afterlife and Collecting How radionics outlived Albert Abrams through Ruth Drown and George De la Warr into a still-marketed 'black box' cottage industry, what survives on the collector market, and how to identify and display an Oscilloclast, Dynamizer, or Drown instrument honestly — as an artifact of fraud, never a working diagnostic device.