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KathyB

We bought shielded coaxial cable tv cables from Radio Shack & replaced ours. It made a huge difference. I measured up to .015 w/m with the regular ones. I was ready to get rid of the boxes.

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.002 or .003  milli volts per meter  on the cables  These are the type that they  use to bury lines with. OUr store only carried them in 25 ft length.
Kathy


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fantasticsam131-2
You should also use snap on ferrites to snap around the cables.  1/4 inch snap on ferrites (or 7mm) work for most coaxial cable.  I have some quad shielded cable that I use which is slightly larger than 7 mm though which requires larger ferrites.

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KathyB

I'm behind on this. You put the snap on ferrites anywhere on the cables?

 Do you also put those on electric cords? What about computers & comp. screens?

Thanks, Kathy


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      You should also use snap on ferrites to snap around the cables.  1/4 inch snap on ferrites (or 7mm) work for most coaxial cable.  I have some quad shielded cable that I use which is slightly larger than 7 mm though which requires larger ferrites.



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The ferrites that you see attached to power cords like on my computer have them placed near both ends of the cords  That is how it was from the manufacturer.  I place them on all cords myself.  The more the better in my opinion.  I did the same thing with the ferrites that people do with stetzer filters.   With the filters they get an outlet that is very near the electrical box and plug in a three outlet plug into it and plug stetzer filters into each outlet.  I put a whole bunch of snap on ferrites very near the circuit breaker box.  Somebody else here could tell you about whole house devices used to remove the noise and emf off the power line where it enters the nome.  I don't know that much about it.  My guess is that removing all the frequencies and what not off the power line coming from the neighbors, etc. makes it so the electricity doesn't bother me anymore.  I have a power cord that goes right up under my couch that has snap on ferrites on every inch of it.  I actually like the way it makes me feel.  I'm not sensitive to it at all once it's cleaned up with ferrites.  Plus the ferrites are very alkaline.  That could have something to do with why I like them so much.  

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