cschmid
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I find myself leaning toward the aesthetics of the whole thing. and thanks for the link.
Danger Living Near Power Lines
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dbuckley
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Interesting piece of research just popped onto my radar: Mechanism of short-term ERK activation by electromagnetic fields at mobile phone frequencies.
It's interesting in that previously there has been no known mechanism in which a phone signal can effect phones, and this report documents a discovered mechanism.
This piece of work could end up being really significant... Who knows, it may even be significant in the field power system EMFs...
It's interesting in that previously there has been no known mechanism in which a phone signal can effect phones, and this report documents a discovered mechanism.
This piece of work could end up being really significant... Who knows, it may even be significant in the field power system EMFs...
cschmid
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lol now I need to do more reading to understand the reading I just did.
mayanees
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... okay, okay..
... okay, okay..
I'm sold.
I'm buying a gaussmeter.
I had no idea of such a high prevalence of electromagnetic radiation, or the usefulness of the meter in troubleshooting it.
My thanks to Karl.
JM
... okay, okay..
I'm sold.
I'm buying a gaussmeter.
I had no idea of such a high prevalence of electromagnetic radiation, or the usefulness of the meter in troubleshooting it.
My thanks to Karl.
JM
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- Retired Electrical Contractor
mayanees said:
Unfortunately the $200 gaussmeter that Karl recommends, the Bell 4080 Triaxial, is no longer available. The Bell 4180 is over $300.00.
Any recommendations Karl.
karl riley
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That's too bad. The 4080 was a real bargain. But the 4180 ($295) supplants it, so I guess that is the new cost of an accurate 3-axis gaussmeter. There is a wide selection on Lessemf.com.
One-piece single-axis meters are a pain to use though one like the MSI-95 has a separate flexible sensor and much easier to use (see magneticsciences.com). [disclosure: I designed it years ago but get no royalties].
There is a cheapy that is unusually accurate for the price, about $25. A one-piece single axis with a range only up to 10 mG with anlalog dial and buzz. Small, cute (Lessemf.com).
Karl
One-piece single-axis meters are a pain to use though one like the MSI-95 has a separate flexible sensor and much easier to use (see magneticsciences.com). [disclosure: I designed it years ago but get no royalties].
There is a cheapy that is unusually accurate for the price, about $25. A one-piece single axis with a range only up to 10 mG with anlalog dial and buzz. Small, cute (Lessemf.com).
Karl
karl riley
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OOps. The cheapy gaussmeter is called the Dr. Gauss.
Karl
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