List of VX manufacturers

\\This is a list of notable VX module and VX parts manufacturers. It includes companies that are in business as well as defunct manufacturers.

## AriseVX

AriseVX was founded in March of 2014 and is currently based in Irvine, CA. AriseVX has been widely praised as a pioneer in modern nanoVX development, having championed a series of cutting-edge infrageometric hyperverters. Products by AriseVX have been the meta in higher dimensional delta-hunting competitions for their ease of use and efficiency in w+ axis jumps.

## Горский

Горский (Gorskiy) ir a VX manufacturer based in Ternopil, Ukraine. Founded in 1957 as Жовтень (October), the manufacturer spent most of the Soviet days producing replicas of Western VX equipment, with varying degrees of success. Their take on the VX3 in 1978 is considered the gold standard of Soviet-made VX clones. After the fall of the Soviet regime, Жовтень was privatized by Leonid Gorskiy. Today, the company produces basic VX equipment sold at affordable prices around Europe and the Middle East.

## Meiwang

Meiwang produces affordable equipment sold exclusively online (except for a showroom in Weifang, China). While originally largely dismissed as a cheap knockoff manufacturer, Meiwang gained popularity around 2010, when the Chinese government funded several major research projects in gamma-liminality, including the construction of a gamma field over the northern part of the Yellow Sea. Meiwang is considered a good choice for hobbyists, but is still controversial in universities.

## Neumann Dynamik

Founded by Volker Neumann (also cited as Volker *von* Neumann) in 1932, Neumann Dynamik produces specialty equipment, including bismuth dialers, hyperflux inductors, photon tubes, and ȼ-controllers. The company is based in Leipzig, where most of the manufacturing is done. As such, the products are impeccably crafted and considered high-end, enthusiast gear.

## Raytheon Technologies Corporation

Based in Waltham, Massachusetts, Raytheon Technologies is primarily an aerospace and defense manufacturer. Its VX equipment is built primarily for industrial and government application. During the resurgence of hobbyist VX around 2010–2011, Raytheon was a popular manufacturer of hard-to-acquire specialty equipment in the United States, as evidenced by early posts on VXDExCP [vxdexcp://1006::delta4::\\nm20fmke28fmlkxsnf84mp1modh7t6ndla9\\::index.vxf channels]] and the /r/vxjunkies subreddit.

## Synclex Corporation

Synclex is a non-traditional VX parts manufacturer based in Tucson, AZ. It is known for its experimentation with alternate materials, to various degrees of success. Synclex is most well known for its 2010 line of chromium-based cores ("chromocores") and its 2012 line of gallium solid-state units, both marketed as as alternatives to traditional ferrocores.

## Volt Xoccula

The earliest commercial VX manufacturer, founded in 1953 following the merger of Xoccula Industries and Volt Red Sciences. Volt Xoccula's initials became the umbrella term for the entirety of the VX field, having manufactured flagship models from the VX1 to the 2017 VX7. Volt Xoccula also manufactures traditional iron-55 ferrocores for use with their models.

## Wonshou Labs

A Chinese manufacturer based in Jinan, which specializes in particle modulators. Wonshou has in recent years been hailed as the global supplier for industrial-grade Plynost Modulation Rectifiers, finding their success out of the 2016-2017 worldwide bear market in cadmium foil.