Info. re GS Microsurge Meter

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Info. re GS Microsurge Meter

SArjuna

Dr. Graham has written the following about the meter, that he would like
folks to be aware of. One point to note is that the frequency band covered
by the GS Microsurge Meter is about 10 kHz to 100 kHz. It was designed to
meter dirty electricity created by electronics, not communcations
frequencies such as those produced by radio-broadcasting utility meters. (If
someone has already posted this info, please forgive the repetition. I have
been busy opposing the placement of electric company's RF-broadcasting meters
and fallen behind in reading postings.)
Shivani Arjuna
www.LifeEnergies.com


*/“The GS Microsurge Meter measures the current in a 800 picofarad
capacitor connected across the terminals of the outlet into which it is
plugged.

One GS unit is .02 micro amperes. A meter reading of 50 would indicate a
current of one microampere

A human having a low impedance to one of the terminals of the outlet
(the grounded wire ) and a capacitive coupling of 800 picofafads to
wireing connected to the other terminal of the outlet (the hot wire)
would have a current flowing through them indicated by the GS Microsurge
Meter.

The capacitance of two parallel metal plates that are one meter by one
meter and separated by one centimeter is about 800 picofarads.

The capacitance of a human to the hot wires will usually be less than
800 picofarads and the current through the human will be proportionatly
lower. The current flow through the human will also depend on how the
capacitance of the human to the wire is distributed over the human.

This is important since it is the current flowing inside the body and
where it is flowing that determines the effect it will have on the human.

The frequency band covered by the GS Microsurge Meter is about 10 kHz
to 100 kHz. A graph of the sensitivity is shown.”/*

Since one GS unit is equal to .02 micro amperes 900 GS units would be
equal to 18 micro amperes. This totally supports the cancer research
paper that Sam Milham published along with other research by Kavet and
the NIEHS. (See quote below)

* “In addition to these relative aspects of dose, the*

*absolute (as well as modest) level of contact current*

*modeled (18 **m**A) produces average electric ®elds in*

*tissue along its path that exceed 1 mV/m. At and above*

*this level, the NIEHS Working Group [1998] accepts*

*that biological effects relevant to cancer have been*

*reported in ``numerous well-programmed studies''.*

*The effects the Working Group cites are ``increased*

*cell proliferation, disruption of signal transduction*

*pathways, and inhibition of differentiation''. The*

*NIEHS endorses this conclusion in its ®nal EMF*

*RAPID report [1999].”*

Milham's study reports the chances of getting cancer increases by 15% if
the numbers are above 1,000 GS units and 25% when the numbers are above
2,000 GS units. It also supports the published research done by Magda
Havas, Stephen Genuis, and Maxim Trushin, with the other change that
takes place in the human body.

(end of quote of Dr. Graham)









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Re: Info. re GS Microsurge Meter

Marc Martin
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> One point to note is that the frequency band
> covered by the GS Microsurge Meter is about 10 kHz to 100 kHz.

Thanks, I was actually unaware of that -- I knew that the FILTERS
worked primarily in this frequency range, but I didn't know that
the METER also just worked in this frequency range. This makes
sense, although I suppose this makes the meter less useful if
someone is reacting to frequencies outside of that range.

Marc