"Sponix" wrote in message
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On Wed, 22 Mar 2006 14:43:17 +0000, Peter Parry
wrote:

Electronic - No evidence they work
at all, none have ever been shown
to work in properly conducted tests.
No credible theory why or how
they could work.

A couple of UK Universities (Portsmouth
was one, I forget the other)

Cranfield

have shown that electronic conditioners
*sometimes* have an effect but
have been unable to come up with a
definitive explaination as to why
they work in some applications but not in others.

Which is quite different to the constant foolish allegations of this idiot
Parry fella of above: "Electronic - No evidence they work at all". I have
one and it works. This Parry idiot has constantly called me a liar...and all
the unis too. Amazing. He knows more about it than everyone else then.
Only on the Internet.