Rife/Crane needs a good electrical contact with the skin - and that means some form of contact pad.  There are probably many different possibilities here, but I've found that the "Compex" pads (pictured above) work very well and seem to be easily available in the UK.  Compex actually make muscle stimulators which are used by professional sports people to grow and tone muscle.  By chance - they've solved the same problem that we need to solve to get a Rife/Crane unit working.

In the UK the supplier I use for the contact pads is Bodycare, and the web page for the contact pads is here.

The only other thing you'll need is a way of getting the signal from the generator to the contact pads.  If you're using the TG1010 then I would recommend:

• a "BNC to 4mm converter" (RS part 112-2195) - pictured on the left
• two "2mm to 4mm adapters" (included in the kit RS part 434-2500)
• a few sets of 2mm leads with plugs at both ends (included in the kit RS part 434-2500)

The 2mm leads plug directly into the compex pads at one end and the "2mm to 4mm adapters" at the other end.  The "2mm to 4mm adapters" plug directly into the BNC converter, of course (and you know where to put that...).