now repeat after me
" if it looks too good to be true, it usually is too good to be true "
i guess us older guys have seen this snake oil scam i one form or another a few times now [}:)].
i cant believe though in this google search era that still some people can fall for this stuff.
recently picked up a magazine at my dentists waiting room , one of those health workout mags .on the inside was a double page ad for this metal necklace or bracelet that did all those magical things we all want , the price tag was about $200-$300 and also had special circuitry that looked like a tiny copper computer circuit . ANYHOW
did a quick google search and soon found it was full of sh-t .
a university crew took 2 or 3 of them apart and found that the circuit wasn't even connected to the necklace but just glued on and when tested with all the fancy uni meters they found no emissions of any kind . so once again it was all in your head. and out of pocket.
anybody else remember any of these gadgets there have been lots but as quick as they come they disappear and forgotten.
tom