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Posted by alan m. kafton on June 13, 2020 at 03:16:12:
Des....first I've heard of this, but not a surprise that Shunyata has developed their own proprietary process. It is possible that their process is incompatible with the high-current, high-voltage, steady-state output signal of the Cooker....who knows. Their description of KPIP reveals nothing. I've not had any feedback from customers on this issue, nor have I had any questions about the duration of conditioning time for said cables.
There are other cable manufacturers (Audience and Synergistic Research in particular) who use extremely-high voltage treatments (Tesla coils) on their cables, line conditioners, and other products in conjunction with their long-time use of the Cable Cooker. Those treatments are quite compatible.