> Oh, it make sense! ;-)

For a brief moment I did try to take it seriously. Doesn't absorb
energy from the "nasty" field yet somehow, apparently otherwise
unpowered, manages to emit a high frequency random field of its
own. "High frequency" is an understatment

http://epaper.timesofindia.com/Repository/getFiles.asp?Style=3DOliveXLib:Lo=
wLevelEntityToPrint_ETNEW&Type=3Dtext/html&Locale=3Denglish-skin-custom&Pat=
h=3DETD/2012/04/08&ID=3DAr02100

"Enviro Chips operate at frequencies between 500 and 600 THz,
above frequencies of gridlines of the geomagnetic field. They generate
waves to 'harmonise' Earth's radiations"

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Terahertz_radiation

This particular product seems to be a very Indian thing

http://articles.economictimes.indiatimes.com/2012-04-08/news/31305328_1_bha=
rat-oman-refineries-oman-oil-chips

Searching for Lecher antenna brings up all sorts of babble

I'm done, back to the real world

Joe=20



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