Of any study that claims 100% results, I would be doubtful of accuracy in the
methodology.
Robert A. Poff
Loganville, PA
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Robert, you're 100% RIGHT-ON about 100% Study Results... and you sail one of
the finest vessels in the sailboat inventory...
...Larry, former owner of 'Cetacea II,' a 1982 Catalina 30... (gee, I miss
her)
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From: Robert A. Poff wb3...@comcast.net
To: Discussion of
It is indeed possible that some people have the ability to detect some
electromagnetic fields directly. I recall a report I read in the
1970s that there are at least some who seem to have an ability to
demodulate AM signals and hear the audio - there was a patented design
last century that
For years people have attempted to draw a correlation between RF and
magnetic fields with some sort of maladies. The subject has been
studies numerous time and no connection has ever been found. It seems
as if this topic surfaces from time to time when some one with a friend
who is in the
Jim... You're right on target with your observation... Beware of reporters
bearing BULLSHIT... Technically, I've yet to meet a reporter who had any
reasonable knowledge of technology... Particularly in the areas of
Electronics and Aviation...
Resistance is futile, but... Impedance is much more
Hi Steve...
The cause of people hearing radio transmissions in their heads has been
traced to old school tooth fillings that used an amalgam of metals
(sometimes Mercury), that, with the saline (conductive) mixture of saliva,
produced a non-linear detector, similar to the detector in a crystal
Its true that there are physiological phenomena that indicate some
effects from RF power exposure. In very controlled experiments with
rabbits, mice and other creatures, exposure to significant doses of EM
fields have caused things like audible clicks in hearing, and calcium
ions crossing cell
John,
Speaking of near-field radiation, do you have any idea, whether or not,
there are problems in the immediate vicinity of multi-megavolt power
lines... I recall reading about the adverse affects of those power lines (60
Hz) on the grass growing beneath the lines, and that cattle have
There's no doubt that those jump to some conclusion and WANT to believe will
find 100% correlation to their beliefs one way or the other because their
want over powers scientific reason. There is no doubt that the human body
responds to RF fields, that's how MRI's work. That being said, I and a
The cause of people hearing radio transmissions in their heads has
been
traced to old school tooth fillings
I'm very familiar with detection of AM signals in tooth fillings and
the like, but that did not seem to be the mechanism at work in this
case. I scanned the copy of the patent 3,393,279
Steve,
There's nothing special about this circuit... Circuit 7 is a phase-shift
oscillator, driving circuit 10, an RF amplifier that is Screen-Grid
modulated by circuit 19. The thing that I find odd is that the RF Amplifier
is not 'tuned'... The plate circuit consisting solely of item 16, a
Larry, W1GOR wrote:
There's nothing special about this circuit...
Did I say there was anything special about it? It is a LF MOPA with
screen modulation of the PA. What is special is the claim that you
can detect the output, an AM signal, inside your body. You could make
the signal in
It was NOT meant as a personal comment... If you didn't invent it, then you
don't have anything to concern yourself about...
From the Patent and design, my conclusion is that it's as phony as the EHF
antenna... Serious charge or not, the so-called invention is BOGUS... in
that there are no
I have been reading some of the posts here on this subject and just tossing
most of them. Thought I would toss a little gas on the fire. I have messed
around with radio since I was a kid, Ham Radio since the mid 70s and worked
in the Land Mobile Radio field since the mid 80s. I have found that
I remember once this happened to Gilligan, as he turned his head he
would change frequency. Then he hit his head and the radio stop. As I
recall the skipper was going to smack him in the mouth to try to fix the
radio, but in the end the Professor fixed the old transistor set they had!
I too experience nausea from radio and TV broadcasts, PBS stations and
MSNBC seem to produce the most nausea!! I just do not listen to them.
Bernie
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From: Ted Gustafson ted.gustaf...@gmail.com
To: amradio@mailman.qth.net
Sent: Sunday, January 17, 2010 6:48 PM
Newton Minnow, former head of the FCC, once described television as 'THE
VAST WASTELAND...
At that time, we had no idea just how right he was...!
Also, Ted... If you're in the TWO-WAY Radio business, you can't be normal...
I know that I'm not..!
...Larry - W1GOR
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Ted the best educated men never said the earth was flat, It was known to be
round long before columbus, by thousands, only the uneducated thought it was
flat, and of course the current flat earth society. Bernie W8RPW
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From: Ted Gustafson ted.gustaf...@gmail.com
To:
Hey, are tryin' to tell me that the Earth ain't flat..? I kinda think it
is... Sure looks flat from the middle of Kansas... I wuz there, and I swear
it's really, really flat...!
Oh, what's a BC-500H..? Some sorta 'lectrik thingie..?
... Ciao, Giuseppi Columbus... 2nd cuzin ta old Chris...
I really don't think I'd trust anything from a website where they even spell
the name of the device wrong. On one page, it's called the Time-Ration
code...
Numerous typos all over the site.
Hey, there's a sucker born every minute.
http://www.drpowerbattery.com
Brian/WB2JIX
...an episode of Science-Fiction Theatre where this fellow kept hearing voices
in his head,
talking about equations and phenomena, not contantly but only at certain times
on certain days.
Investigation showed that, indeed, he was in fact 'hearing' the thoughts of a
scientist who was
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