Have you ever experienced the oscilloscope shows the frequency around
400 Hz when you grasp the probe of that oscilloscope with keeping the
probe open? I thought it might be caused by the bioelectric current
through our body, and possibly useful to diagnose our health
conditions.
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Enigmatic Frequency: 400 Hz
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"tontoko hirorin" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Have you ever experienced the oscilloscope shows the
frequency around 400 Hz when you grasp the probe of that
oscilloscope with keeping the probe open?That is totally meaningless. You would get a similar
reaction if you stuck the probe into a watermellon.I thought it might be caused by the bioelectric current
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through our body,
Please stop thinking. It isn't helping you at all.
and possibly useful to diagnose our health
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conditions.
I can make a better diagnosis of your mental health by
reading your posts. Your brain is weak and ineffective.Quoted message said:
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"tontoko hirorin" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Have you ever experienced the oscilloscope shows the
frequency around 400 Hz when you grasp the probe of that
oscilloscope with keeping the probe open?No. Nor does a frequency counter. However, a few songs on
the latest "The Jets" CD do. Check it out.moo
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