Aulterra Whole House USB EMF 5G radiation neutralizer

dlockers said:
From the doc - what does this device do? Wrong answers only.

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Method for gestating your ideal partner.

1. Rub feet on carpet to electrify provided bracelet.
2. Gather sample of own genetic material (ball of snot pictured).
3. Send sample along with your wallet in stamped addressed briefcase (provided).
4. Get very drunk and contemplate what you've done.
5. New partner is mailed back to you within 5 working days.
 
potatolord said:
Hot chick with magic bracelet talks to recently excised brain. Wallet of victim lies on table. Evidence of rohypnol in "home made wine".
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I love your go to definition was hot chick.

FoxEye said:
Method for gestating your ideal partner.

1. Rub feet on carpet to electrify provided bracelet.
2. Gather sample of own genetic material (ball of snot pictured).
3. Send sample along with your wallet in stamped addressed briefcase (provided).
4. Get very drunk and contemplate what you've done.
5. New partner is mailed back to you within 5 working days.
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I said "wrong answers only", not "cornish courting approach"
 
'I like to have my feet on a grounding mat while using my laptop at my desk. When I plugged in the Aulterra, the buzzing I felt in my fingers and feet when I touched the computer stopped. Now I can work longer at my desk, with the grounding mat, without the buzzing and fatigue.'

Fixes buzzing by the way.
 
Have you checked your mothers address to see if it can receive a 5G signal?

I had a friend who was clinically diagnosed as having paranoia. He mainly thought people were listening to him, including through his phone even when switched off. When not using it he would put it inside a metal box, which usually worked because no signal could reach it.
 
The problem you are going to have is anyone who believes this could function as advertised is not going to understand/ believe the basic physics principles behind why it will not work.

For a start, lets be absolutely clear this is 100% a scam. This device is clearly some old USB thumb drive or adaptor of some kind, I tried to use google lens to identify the PCB image from the silk screen "AB5-18" but didn't get any exact matches.
On the one side of the PCBA it looks like whatever IC/ electronics was originally fitted has been removed (probably so it doesn’t draw current). All thats left is a few resistors, MLCC's and an SMD (D1 identifier), you could plug this into a USB charger and see if the LED (D1) comes on just for giggles, it wont do any harm, its only very low voltage. On the other side its very difficult to identify what that is, but if as suspected its got no electrical connection its doing nothing, its not attenuating EMF around the home that is for sure. It does appear to have a label or tape over it, if you remove that it may well show you identifiers or markings you can google, odds on its an eMMC IC.

The only way to reduce the magnitude of electro-magnetic waves is to either cancel them with an identical signal 180° phase shifted or block them ie have a faraday cage or some RF absorbing material between you and the source. Clearly, if it uses no power it can't be doing the first (although there are many other reasons why this "device" couldn't do that too) and its definitely not magically putting a physical cage around the house.

@RobSm88
Have you tried getting a signal analyser app (net analyser is one) for your phone which gives you a dB level for the cellular and wifi signals your phone sees ? this would be a very simple demonstration to your mother that these signal levels do not change when the device is plugged in or not or even in the room etc.

If it helps, I have 25 years experience in the Satellite Communications industry making high frequency radio transceivers (and have a BSc in Physics) I'm probably qualified to comment (or am I part of the cover up !!!!! :cry: ) .
 
Blackjack Davy said:
Sell where? Online grey market sellers fly under the radar of UK law and EU standards by importing direct from china tons of utter crud for sale some of it potentially dangerous i.e. exploding batteries, charging units that catch fire...
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Yep was going to say this. Was looking for an ATEX camera on Amazon and it’s Chinese knock off goods that are literally illegal to sell in the U.K.
 
That's just a standard USB flash drive OP - have a look on aliexpress, ordered by price lowest, you might find an identical one with that exact shaped aluminium case.
Thst might help convince your mum that's it's a load of bs, sorry you're having to deal with it though.

It probably doesn't work but I wouldn't plug it into anything important... Could even be recycled e-waste which is a big industry in China - I've seen it more on PCBs where obviously recycled components (as in completely bashed up, looking like a dog has chewed on them) such as relays have been used.
 
dlockers said:
From the doc - what does this device do? Wrong answers only.

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In 1402 the joke plate of sick with realistic smell was invented, in 1404 the inert ring was discovered which didn't radiate any EMF, then in 1406 the EMF emitting bracelet was discovered but in 1416 and then in 1418 it was discovered that wine and beer were able to drown out these emissions when drunk in sufficient quantity
 
Drollic said:
'I like to have my feet on a grounding mat while using my laptop at my desk. When I plugged in the Aulterra, the buzzing I felt in my fingers and feet when I touched the computer stopped. Now I can work longer at my desk, with the grounding mat, without the buzzing and fatigue.'

Fixes buzzing by the way.
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Just turn off the vibrator or remove the batteries ffs :D
 
RobSm88 said:
Do you mean the dark shiny coating? I could try to scrape it off.
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Yup, on the supposed super-dooper-5G-blocking-IC -

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Just thinking the bottom-right looks as if it's transparent underneath the coating and possibly showing some circuit. Top-left seems to show what appears to be an NFC RFID type antenna but i suspect it's the tracks of the PCB.

As someone else said, it's probably some e-waste flash drive/NAND reader type PCB that's been repurposed.
 
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One of these will go well with my snow removal device.

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I saw this advertised on YouTube. I was skeptical at first but the double combo of a video playing at 3x speed and overdubbed AI voice I realised this must be legit if someone was going to produce an advert with such high production values!
 
thebandit said:
The problem you are going to have is anyone who believes this could function as advertised is not going to understand/ believe the basic physics principles behind why it will not work.

For a start, lets be absolutely clear this is 100% a scam. This device is clearly some old USB thumb drive or adaptor of some kind, I tried to use google lens to identify the PCB image from the silk screen "AB5-18" but didn't get any exact matches.
On the one side of the PCBA it looks like whatever IC/ electronics was originally fitted has been removed (probably so it doesn’t draw current). All thats left is a few resistors, MLCC's and an SMD (D1 identifier), you could plug this into a USB charger and see if the LED (D1) comes on just for giggles, it wont do any harm, its only very low voltage. On the other side its very difficult to identify what that is, but if as suspected its got no electrical connection its doing nothing, its not attenuating EMF around the home that is for sure. It does appear to have a label or tape over it, if you remove that it may well show you identifiers or markings you can google, odds on its an eMMC IC.

The only way to reduce the magnitude of electro-magnetic waves is to either cancel them with an identical signal 180° phase shifted or block them ie have a faraday cage or some RF absorbing material between you and the source. Clearly, if it uses no power it can't be doing the first (although there are many other reasons why this "device" couldn't do that too) and its definitely not magically putting a physical cage around the house.

@RobSm88
Have you tried getting a signal analyser app (net analyser is one) for your phone which gives you a dB level for the cellular and wifi signals your phone sees ? this would be a very simple demonstration to your mother that these signal levels do not change when the device is plugged in or not or even in the room etc.

If it helps, I have 25 years experience in the Satellite Communications industry making high frequency radio transceivers (and have a BSc in Physics) I'm probably qualified to comment (or am I part of the cover up !!!!! :cry: ) .
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This is helpful thanks. I plugged it into a battery pack to see if it did anything but there was no sign of life.
I dug out an old USB microscope webcam to get some closer pics which might help determine what exactly this is. Also scraped off the dark coating on the chip.

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Loads of guff out there, my favourite is the "AC units" that fill every social media feed at the start of summer. £50 and will cool your whole house in minutes.

BUT DON'T LET THE AC MANUFACTURERS KNOW THEY BE FUMIN
 
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