Sure - but, as I said, I would not be totally comfortable relying on devices which were susceptible to to the extent that safety might be compromised, whether the fields in question originated within or outside of the CU! ... an argument for 'non-electronic' devices, I suppose!
Or an argument for buying products from reputable manufacturers, rather then the cheapest!
Yes, but that's not what we've been talking about. The "don't mix devices" argument is thrown around even when all the devices concerned are expensive ones from the most 'reputable' of manufacturers.
You more-or-less did, and I agreed with you. As I have implied, the tests you described involving (probably 'cheap', and maybe 'nasty'!) 'copies' and 'compatibles' really relate to a very different situation (at least, one with many more variables/'unknowns') as compared with mixing 'expensive' devices from reputable manufacturers.
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