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What a lazy job! The least they could’ve done was to throw in a low frequency oscillator, to give it some credibility. Fighting high-frequencies with low. :) O

What a lazy job! The least they could’ve done was to throw in a low frequency oscillator, to give it some credibility. Fighting high-frequencies with low. :) OTOH, the reasoning for poor construction of these devices is probably similar to the reasoning for poor English in 419 scam emails.

AstralStorm 6y ago
Having an oscillator on radio frequencies would require FCC stamp of approval.
- consp 6y ago
  Considering the same people who sell this crap online also sell stuff to force you to inhale ozone and carry radioactive materials on your chest as health items I do not think they care much about FCC approval
  - AstralStorm 6y ago
    Free money from them. $50k per device.
    - lnsru 6y ago
      There was an ancient scam about this. Machine for $50k was preloaded with real $10k. Free money production was slow and when last real bill went out, seller was gone and in safety :-)
      - teekert 6y ago
        Well if they never said who the free money was for... They never even lied!
- lvturner 6y ago
  The FCC doesn't have jurisdiction in the United Kingdom.
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