Electronic Rust Prevention - Control Device

There are no end to the negative comments regarding these electronic
rust prevention devices but all from NON-users. Is there ANYONE out
there who can make comments about these devices from REAL experience?
Good are bad.

Don't bother giving me all the theory and reasons why they don't work
- there's plenty of that already posted.

On 24 Feb 2005 10:24:39 -0800, (Barry)
wrote:

>There are no end to the negative comments regarding these electronic
>rust prevention devices but all from NON-users. Is there ANYONE out
>there who can make comments about these devices from REAL experience?
>Good are bad.
>
>Don't bother giving me all the theory and reasons why they don't work
>- there's plenty of that already posted.

If they worked as advertised, I would own 2 of them believe it.

gadget guy

Lg

Barry wrote:
> There are no end to the negative comments regarding these electronic
> rust prevention devices but all from NON-users. Is there ANYONE out
> there who can make comments about these devices from REAL experience?

> Good are bad.
>
> Don't bother giving me all the theory and reasons why they don't work
> - there's plenty of that already posted.

The good news is that this is a free country Barry. You don't need
permission to go right on out and buy one of those contraptions. The
folks that sell them will provide all the positive information you
need. You are already sold on them. You are happy. They will be happy.
When you find the one that works great using a 9V transistor battery,
report back here so we can all benefit from your positive experience.
Give it a good test, three years minimum. See you in 08'.

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>Barry wrote:
>> There are no end to the negative comments regarding these electronic
>> rust prevention devices but all from NON-users. Is there ANYONE out
>> there who can make comments about these devices from REAL experience?
>
>> Good are bad.
>>
>> Don't bother giving me all the theory and reasons why they don't work
>> - there's plenty of that already posted.
>
>The good news is that this is a free country Barry. You don't need
>permission to go right on out and buy one of those contraptions. The
>folks that sell them will provide all the positive information you
>need. You are already sold on them. You are happy. They will be happy.
>When you find the one that works great using a 9V transistor battery,
>report back here so we can all benefit from your positive experience.
>Give it a good test, three years minimum. See you in 08'.

He obivously does not want to spend his money to be a guinea pig. He would
prefer to hear some unbiased facts.
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Alex

On Thu, 24 Feb 2005, Barry wrote:

> There are no end to the negative comments regarding these electronic
> rust prevention devices but all from NON-users.

Yes. That's because, Barry, some of us know how to think and analyze and
otherwise use our brains. We don't have to drop a bowling ball on our
naked toe to know it would hurt. We don't have to try pumping water into
our car's gas tank instead of gasoline to know the car won't run. We can
generalize the knowledge we pick up in one area and apply it to another
area. And that's why we don't use products that *cannot* work.

> Don't bother giving me all the theory and reasons why they don't work -

Perhaps if you believe hard enough, it'll work "for you".

To the contrary, I think he's dying to step into that squirrel cage and
pedal his ass off to redox land. He could make the decision himself if
he had more practice, but his testicles are securely locked in his
wife's purse or worse yet, his mother's.
Go for it Barry.

LOL

Professor
www.telstar-electronics.com


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> Perhaps if you believe hard enough, it'll work "for you".