Why can we still tune scalar when we don’t connect the transmitter and receiver with link cable?

Spooky2

Updated 4 months ago

Because the disconnected link cable becomes a receiving antenna once open circuited. Of course, this is not desirable, since the field is EMF and has not been converted to scalar by the receiver unit.

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