There is no provision for powering the 'electronics'
Originally aired on Usenet , uk.legal etc February 2005,on thread heading
"Scam product for sale in Guardian newspaper, allegedly"
Adverts for this 'product' continue to appear
19 adverts in 2005 and those ad appearances for 2006
19 Jan, p20 of G2
04 Feb , p30
11 Feb, p68 Weekend
15 Feb, p20

Quote
the guardian reader offer
Crystal Clear television
Indoor TV Aerial
just £14.95 inc UK mainland p&p
When you find there's something good to watch on TV, there's nothing worse
than having it spoiled by poor reception. But now you can receive a better
picture and sound with this innovative indoor TV aerial. Featuring new
technology, the aerial simply plugs into your TV, removing the need for ugly
outdoor or clumsy indoor aerials. Can also be used with your AM/FM radio.
Measures just 10 x 12 x 1.5cm.

End Quote

Explored more fully on
http://www.nutteing.2.freeservers.com/scam.htm

Covered 10 years ago in earlier form of the scam
http://www.skeptics.com.au/journal/1996/1.pdf
pages 40 and 43 if you can pre-select pdf pages for download

part quote for the technical
"The contents consist of a triangular printed- circuit board bearing a set
of three conductive tracks, two 5600- ohm resistors, a 20-picofarad
capacitor"
....
"So how about the claim that it is an electronic device? The unit contains
only passive elements (resistors and a capacitor). It has no active elements
nor any power source to activate them. The operation of the device is
therefore not electronic within the accepted usage of the term. "


What they aren't telling you about DNA profiles
and what Special Branch don't want you to know.
http://www.oldbury.chat.ru/dnapr.htm
or nutteingd in a search engine.