On July 5, black-sun [via ES] <
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> The cheapest way to measure dirty electricity // A portable AM radio +
> TriField EM100 or AlphaLab Line EMI Meter
Surprised you didn't mention the Stetzerizer meter & filters. Or Greenwave. These seem to be the most common meters & filters for dirty electricity.
I have an AlphaLab meter as well, but that seems not useful at all. Unless I got a bad copy of it, it always reads about the same, no matter what nasty thing I plug into the outlet next to it. While the Stetzerizer meter and an AM radio show clear differences.
> * SineTamer // filters dirty electricity between 1khz and 10mhz
> * DNA filter // ???
> * SEPA filter // which uses impedance mismatch for filtering dirty
> electricity between 150Khz and 30Mhz.
We had someone on the Facebook group who tried virtually everything out there for his sensitivity to dirty electricity, and I believe it was only the DNA filters that actually helped his symptoms.
Marc