Cell Phone Towers & Antenna

>I'm wondering what people have found is tolerable in terms of how
>close they are able to live to cell phone towers and antennas.  How
>close is too close and should distancing one's self from them be a
>top priority when looking for a new place to live?  Can anyone share
>experience of moving to a location that was either significantly
>closer or farther from cell phone towers/antenna and how much it
>either hurt or helped them?
>
>In my seemingly never-ending quest to find a new place to live that
>meets both my MCS and ES requirements, I have found a place that
>looks like it could work real well except for the fact that despite
>being a relatively rural location near the water on an
>island/peninsula, antennasearch.com tells me that there are a lot of
>close by cell antennas.  A couple just 0.1 miles away and a total of
>ten within 0.3 miles.  These are just antennas, the closest tower is
>a full mile away, but just trying to figure out whether I need to
>rule out this place based on the proximity of these antenna.  If
>anyone has any thoughts on this I'd really appreciate it.  A
>building biologist suggested I could always just use shielding
>material in the house but I am not convinced that it would be that
>simple a solution (and probably expensive).
>
>Thanks!
>
>Russ
>
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> Distance alone is not a good factor of judgement. I can sleep pretty
> near a telco tower, provided that its very well blocked by buildings/trees.
>
> Get an RF metre. Cornet ED-7 is quite inexpensive and sufficient for
> the purpose. I got mine through a guy on eBay. Free worldwide
> delivery. Seems to be the cheapest source.
>
> kb
>
> russel395 wrote thus at 08:07 PM 08-01-13:
> >I'm wondering what people have found is tolerable in terms of how
> >close they are able to live to cell phone towers and antennas.  How
> >close is too close and should distancing one's self from them be a
> >top priority when looking for a new place to live?  Can anyone share
> >experience of moving to a location that was either significantly
> >closer or farther from cell phone towers/antenna and how much it
> >either hurt or helped them?
> >
> >In my seemingly never-ending quest to find a new place to live that
> >meets both my MCS and ES requirements, I have found a place that
> >looks like it could work real well except for the fact that despite
> >being a relatively rural location near the water on an
> >island/peninsula, antennasearch.com tells me that there are a lot of
> >close by cell antennas.  A couple just 0.1 miles away and a total of
> >ten within 0.3 miles.  These are just antennas, the closest tower is
> >a full mile away, but just trying to figure out whether I need to
> >rule out this place based on the proximity of these antenna.  If
> >anyone has any thoughts on this I'd really appreciate it.  A
> >building biologist suggested I could always just use shielding
> >material in the house but I am not convinced that it would be that
> >simple a solution (and probably expensive).
> >
> >Thanks!
> >
> >Russ
> >
> >
> >
> >------------------------------------
> >
> >Yahoo! Groups Links
> >
> >
> >
>

>Thanks Kumara!  Very helpful.  I will check out the meter you
>mentioned.  Do you know about how far that tower is from where you
>live?  Use whatever form of measurement is easiest (metric, city blocks, etc.).
>
>If anyone else has any thoughts on this, let me know.  Thanks!
>
>Russ
>
>--- In [hidden email], Kumara Bhikkhu  wrote:
> >
> > Distance alone is not a good factor of judgement. I can sleep pretty
> > near a telco tower, provided that its very well blocked by buildings/trees.
> >
> > Get an RF metre. Cornet ED-7 is quite inexpensive and sufficient for
> > the purpose. I got mine through a guy on eBay. Free worldwide
> > delivery. Seems to be the cheapest source.
> >
> > kb
> >
> > russel395 wrote thus at 08:07 PM 08-01-13:
> > >I'm wondering what people have found is tolerable in terms of how
> > >close they are able to live to cell phone towers and antennas.  How
> > >close is too close and should distancing one's self from them be a
> > >top priority when looking for a new place to live?  Can anyone share
> > >experience of moving to a location that was either significantly
> > >closer or farther from cell phone towers/antenna and how much it
> > >either hurt or helped them?
> > >
> > >In my seemingly never-ending quest to find a new place to live that
> > >meets both my MCS and ES requirements, I have found a place that
> > >looks like it could work real well except for the fact that despite
> > >being a relatively rural location near the water on an
> > >island/peninsula, antennasearch.com tells me that there are a lot of
> > >close by cell antennas.  A couple just 0.1 miles away and a total of
> > >ten within 0.3 miles.  These are just antennas, the closest tower is
> > >a full mile away, but just trying to figure out whether I need to
> > >rule out this place based on the proximity of these antenna.  If
> > >anyone has any thoughts on this I'd really appreciate it.  A
> > >building biologist suggested I could always just use shielding
> > >material in the house but I am not convinced that it would be that
> > >simple a solution (and probably expensive).
> > >
> > >Thanks!
> > >
> > >Russ
> > >
> > >
> > >
> > >------------------------------------
> > >
> > >Yahoo! Groups Links
> > >
> > >
> > >
> >
>
>
>
>
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>Yahoo! Groups Links
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> You're most welcome, Russ.
>
> About 200m. The radiation just outside the house is high enough to
> prevent me from a good sleep though. So is the radiation on the upper
> floor of that house. (Living on a high rise in a town/city is a no-no for me.)
>
> The other thing is the direction of the transmitters. If no
> transmitters are pointing at your direction, the radiation wouldn't be so high.
>
> The meter I mentioned has 9 bars: 3 green, 3 yellow, 3 red (in
> ascending order). Green is said to be okay even for prolonged
> exposure, but that's for normal people. For me (for now), only one
> bar is okay for prolonged exposure.
>
> kb
>
> russel395 wrote thus at 08:59 PM 09-01-13:
> >Thanks Kumara!  Very helpful.  I will check out the meter you
> >mentioned.  Do you know about how far that tower is from where you
> >live?  Use whatever form of measurement is easiest (metric, city blocks, etc.).
> >
> >If anyone else has any thoughts on this, let me know.  Thanks!
> >
> >Russ
> >
> >--- In [hidden email], Kumara Bhikkhu  wrote:
> > >
> > > Distance alone is not a good factor of judgement. I can sleep pretty
> > > near a telco tower, provided that its very well blocked by buildings/trees.
> > >
> > > Get an RF metre. Cornet ED-7 is quite inexpensive and sufficient for
> > > the purpose. I got mine through a guy on eBay. Free worldwide
> > > delivery. Seems to be the cheapest source.
> > >
> > > kb
> > >
> > > russel395 wrote thus at 08:07 PM 08-01-13:
> > > >I'm wondering what people have found is tolerable in terms of how
> > > >close they are able to live to cell phone towers and antennas.  How
> > > >close is too close and should distancing one's self from them be a
> > > >top priority when looking for a new place to live?  Can anyone share
> > > >experience of moving to a location that was either significantly
> > > >closer or farther from cell phone towers/antenna and how much it
> > > >either hurt or helped them?
> > > >
> > > >In my seemingly never-ending quest to find a new place to live that
> > > >meets both my MCS and ES requirements, I have found a place that
> > > >looks like it could work real well except for the fact that despite
> > > >being a relatively rural location near the water on an
> > > >island/peninsula, antennasearch.com tells me that there are a lot of
> > > >close by cell antennas.  A couple just 0.1 miles away and a total of
> > > >ten within 0.3 miles.  These are just antennas, the closest tower is
> > > >a full mile away, but just trying to figure out whether I need to
> > > >rule out this place based on the proximity of these antenna.  If
> > > >anyone has any thoughts on this I'd really appreciate it.  A
> > > >building biologist suggested I could always just use shielding
> > > >material in the house but I am not convinced that it would be that
> > > >simple a solution (and probably expensive).
> > > >
> > > >Thanks!
> > > >
> > > >Russ
> > > >
> > > >
> > > >
> > > >------------------------------------
> > > >
> > > >Yahoo! Groups Links
> > > >
> > > >
> > > >
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