I don't know

Today the RF spiking stopped from 8 am to 3: 30 pm. So, does this tell me
it's a neighbor? What in the hell  can give me spikes up to .258 mw/2'd?
The weird thing is the spikes are low then other times high.   Wi-fi isn't
that high.

Can U-verse cause this? Or what?

Kathy


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Look at the technology to extend death wi-fi rays.

I asked our neighbors, they said they didn't have one.

*http://techpp.com/2012/08/16/wi-fi-enhancer-to-extend-wi-fi-range/
**
* I honestly don't konw how anyone used this. *
*
Kathy


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Kathy Baumann wrote:
> Today the RF spiking stopped from 8 am to 3: 30 pm. So, does this tell me
> it's a neighbor?
Anything can be turned off.

> spikes up to .258 mw/2'd?
> The weird thing is the spikes are low then other times high.   Wi-fi isn't
> that high.
>  
Even a normal WiFi router can be, it all depends on your distance from
it. Right up close, you'll read 5dBm or 1832 mW/m2

Stewart

--
http://seahorseCorral.org

plasma tv ?
 
 
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Kathy Baumann wrote:
> Today the RF spiking stopped from 8 am to 3:  30 pm. So, does this tell me
> it's a neighbor?
Anything can be  turned off.

> spikes up to .258 mw/2'd?
> The weird thing is  the spikes are low then other times high. Wi-fi isn't
> that  high.
>
Even a normal WiFi router can be, it all depends on your  distance from
it. Right up close, you'll read 5dBm or 1832  mW/m2

Stewart

--
_http://seahorseCorral.org_ (http://seahorsecorral.org/)






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Hi Kathy,

Do you think it might be one of those new WIFI modems that Comcast is now putting in people's homes?  I still shiver at the thought of what that thing did to me when that Comcast tech thought he was there to install it at my request. That piece of equipment was the strongest radiation that I have received from any device I've encountered yet and he told me that this is what "they" all want now.  Much stronger than any WIFI router I had previously been in contact with.

Pam

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      Kathy Baumann wrote:

> Today the RF spiking stopped from 8 am to 3: 30 pm. So, does this tell me

> it's a neighbor?

Anything can be turned off.



> spikes up to .258 mw/2'd?

> The weird thing is the spikes are low then other times high.   Wi-fi isn't

> that high.

>  

Even a normal WiFi router can be, it all depends on your distance from

it. Right up close, you'll read 5dBm or 1832 mW/m2



Stewart



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http://seahorseCorral.org





   
     

   
   






 










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I'll see if I can find out what kind of TV they all have. Have you measured
RF spokes from plasma there?

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It's a modem for internet?

We have Charter, that does not offer wi-fi. Starting in 2011, I think, have
you buy your own wi-fi router if you want wi-fi. Hardwired fiber-optic
modem's. They used the same cable box for internet that we use for HD
TV's.

I had them put the phone modem in the basement under the kitchen. I don't
measure anything much in front of it.

We think it might be from a neighbor one house to the left of us behind our
house, Hope I'm making sense.

He has ADT security system.  RF is high behind & in front of his house. He
doesn't use wi-fi. It knocked our DSL off line a lot. I have no idea how
the wiring issues from it can be remedied. Or, are we just getting higher
RF from him?

Kathy

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Please check you box with an AM radio (cheap battery powered tune out to  
both ends of the dial) then check your wiring and anything conductive such as
 metal radiators appliances and see if the noise coming from them is the
same as  that which eminates from the box if so you have a dirty power issue...
 
puk
 
 
In a message dated 15/11/2012 03:09:28 GMT Standard Time,  
[hidden email] writes:

 
 
 
It's a modem for internet?

We have Charter, that does not offer  wi-fi. Starting in 2011, I think, have
you buy your own wi-fi router if you  want wi-fi. Hardwired fiber-optic
modem's. They used the same cable box for  internet that we use for HD
TV's.

I had them put the phone modem in  the basement under the kitchen. I don't
measure anything much in front of  it.

We think it might be from a neighbor one house to the left of us  behind our
house, Hope I'm making sense.

He has ADT security system.  RF is high behind & in front of his house. He
doesn't use wi-fi. It  knocked our DSL off line a lot. I have no idea how
the wiring issues from  it can be remedied. Or, are we just getting higher
RF from  him?

Kathy

On Wed, Nov 14, 2012 at 12:08 PM, pamela clemonts  <_adiaha22@yahoo.com_
(mailto:[hidden email]) >wrote:
this
>  is what "they" all want now. Much stronger than any WIFI router I had
>  previously been in contact with.
>
> Pam
>
> --- On  Wed, 11/14/12, S Andreason <_sandreas41@gmail.com_
(mailto:[hidden email]) >  wrote: me
>
> > it's a  neighbor?
>
> Anything can be turned off.
>
> >  spikes up to .258 mw/2'd?
>
> > The weird thing is the spikes  are low then other times high. Wi-fi
isn't
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Paul, I don't know if you saw my post a few days back. I have just had a new boiler fitted ( for central heating) and since then my house has become uninhabitable. Will using am radio work for checking for dirty electricity in this scenario too?. if so can you tell em if the following is suitable as an am radio?
http://www.argos.co.uk/static/Product/partNumber/5003820.htm

 thanks

Ada




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To: [hidden email]
Sent: Thursday, 15 November 2012, 10:40
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Please check you box with an AM radio (cheap battery powered tune out to
both ends of the dial) then check your wiring and anything conductive such as
metal radiators appliances and see if the noise coming from them is the
same as  that which eminates from the box if so you have a dirty power issue...

puk


In a message dated 15/11/2012 03:09:28 GMT Standard Time,
[hidden email] writes:

It's a modem for internet?

We have Charter, that does not offer  wi-fi. Starting in 2011, I think, have
you buy your own wi-fi router if you  want wi-fi. Hardwired fiber-optic
modem's. They used the same cable box for  internet that we use for HD
TV's.

I had them put the phone modem in  the basement under the kitchen. I don't
measure anything much in front of  it.

We think it might be from a neighbor one house to the left of us  behind our
house, Hope I'm making sense.

He has ADT security system.  RF is high behind & in front of his house. He
doesn't use wi-fi. It  knocked our DSL off line a lot. I have no idea how
the wiring issues from  it can be remedied. Or, are we just getting higher
RF from  him?

Kathy

On Wed, Nov 14, 2012 at 12:08 PM, pamela clemonts  <_adiaha22@yahoo.com_
(mailto:[hidden email]) >wrote:
this
>  is what "they" all want now. Much stronger than any WIFI router I had
>  previously been in contact with.
>
> Pam
>
> --- On  Wed, 11/14/12, S Andreason <_sandreas41@gmail.com_
(mailto:[hidden email]) >  wrote: me
>
> > it's a  neighbor?
>
> Anything can be turned off.
>
> >  spikes up to .258 mw/2'd?
>
> > The weird thing is the spikes  are low then other times high. Wi-fi
isn't
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O YES !
 
 
In a message dated 14/11/2012 19:22:28 GMT Standard Time,  
[hidden email] writes:

 
 
 
I'll see if I can find out what kind of TV they all have. Have you  measured
RF spokes from plasma there?

On Wed, Nov 14, 2012 at 11:57  AM, <_paulpjc@aol.com_
(mailto:[hidden email]) > wrote:
me
> > it's a  neighbor?
> Anything can be turned off.
>
> > spikes up  to .258 mw/2'd?
> > The weird thing is the spikes are low then other  times high. Wi-fi
isn't
> > that high.
> >
> Even a  normal WiFi router can be, it all depends on your distance from
> it.  Right up close, you'll read 5dBm or 1832 mW/m2
>
>  Stewart
>
> --
> __http://seahorseCorral.org__ (http://seahorsecorral.org_/)  
(_http://seahorsecorral.org/_ (http://seahorsecorral.org/) )
>
>  [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
>
>  
>

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