On November 12, 2019 6:43:11 PM PST, "Shawn K. Quinn" <skqu...@rushpost.com> 
wrote:
>On 11/12/19 19:16, jim bell wrote:
>>
>https://www.cnbc.com/2019/11/12/common-networks-bets-5g-will-replace-cable-internet-in-your-home.html
>
>Doubtful. You will always be able to get more bandwidth out of wires
>than out of any wireless connection. 


>The more I read about problems with 5G (health 

Lower power, 5" wavelength, will operate at 4g almost all the time (because 2 
watts at 240ghz most likely won't even make it the length of a football field 
and is entirely line-of-sight. Even at 2.4 ghz rain fog and dust interferes 
with signal strength.) What 'health problem'?


>and radio astronomy 

That was over YEARS ago. Don't EVEN blame that on 5g. It's microwave SMOG 
caused by PULSE CODE MODULATED SQUARE WAVES, not 5g specifically. The 'corner' 
of the square wave emits even order harmonics from DC to Daylight and always 
have since PCM was a brand new thing. Back when there WAS NO PUBLIC INTERNET 
(yeah... that long ago) the Astronomy mags were already reporting that the 
Radio Astronomy equipment was being moved to remote places like Hawaiian 
mountaintops (There's an ongoing battle with the natives in Hawaii about one 
right now 
https://www.space.com/thirty-meter-telescope-protests-close-observatories.html. 
One media outlet is whining 'Fuck the natives. We're losing valuable 
observation time.' Yeah... Fuck them too.) 

Rr
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related are the last ones I remember),
>the more I have doubts about it, and especially wild, far-flung
>predictions like this one.

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