Wasted $140 on a 'hidden frequency' detector that was just a $9 AM radio

Back in March I got deep into the whole 5G mind control rabbit hole on here. Someone kept pushing this device that supposedly picked up 'command frequencies' sent to people's neural implants. I spent 140 bucks on it from a sketchy site. When it arrived it was just a cheap AM radio chip in a plastic box with a bigger antenna. I took it apart after two days and found the board stamped with the same part number as a hobby radio kit I built for 9 dollars in 2019. The audio output was literally identical to tuning across AM static. I admit I fell for the fear and the fake spectrum charts they posted. Has anyone else dropped serious cash on gear that turned out to be repackaged common electronics?

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wesley_hart10d ago

Did you actually test it on someone with an implant before calling it junk?