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> [email protected]] On Behalf Of Trev
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> Two factors here..frequency and power levels.
> I do get discomfort from mobiles operated in car where the car acts as
> a cavity and power levels also rise to get out of the screen of
> metal.
I suggest that the discomfort is totally pyschological.
> Geoff..you do then agree that under certain circs uWaves can be bad
> for humans then?
Absolutely. But it's NOT microwaves, it is ALL electromagnetic radiation. I
never stand near the microwave oven when it is running, and I use my
cellphone infrequently, and never for extended periods. Cellphones are not
microwave frequency, but that is a mere detail..
> It's just a matter of conditions.
Not 'the conditions' - mostly the power level, and to a lesser degree the
frequency. The fact of being in a car is not significant wrt the power
level from a cellphone. It may ramp up to it's maximum if you are operating
around you feet, but equally it will do that anywhere with a weak
tower-signal.
> Shouldn't we know them then?
We do.
> Where are they quantified anywhwere?
There are guidelines relating to the levels of electromagnetic radiation
from both power lines and radio that had been developed over the years, and
the subject of many many ongoing studies. They are not secret and are
publically available.
> All we get is thermal effects which are assumed to be minimal anyway.
> I think this is also what limits safety levels at close up situations
> on aerials etc.
Partly immediate thermal effects, but also the long-term cumulative effects,
maybe at a genetic level.
>
> On the LF pulse issue, as in Tetra -I wonder if the eyes- as fluid
> filled and connected to the brain directly in nerve tissues-- aren't
> supremely vulnerable to this type of entry.
What LF pulse ?
> I saw the Somerset report and it does seem alarming, the question of
> auto suggestion comes in- but better to err on the side of caution.
> Are the permitters of these builds ever likely to live close by?
Yes.
> I've said before 'Nimby' is alive and well and everywhere- especially
> in Quangoland UK Inc.!
Parochial types are resistant to anything new, even more so if they can see
it and/or don't understand it. Wasn't too long ago you guys were burning
witches at the stake.
geoff
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