Low emf phone

Hi, I just wondered if anyone could give me any help with getting a low emfphone, maybe
someone has tried one that works. I cannot use a mobile or landline at present and feel
pretty cut off. Maybe someone can offer an alternative suggestion? i havechecked the 'chat
history' on this group but could not find a conclusion as to which phone/headset was best.  
Thank you again for your time, I am feeling slightly better this week, someof which is due to
the kind words from others on this site.

In a message dated 9/25/2007 12:22:30 PM GMT Daylight Time,
[hidden email] writes:

Hi, I just wondered if anyone could give me any help with getting a low emf
phone, maybe
someone has tried one that works. I cannot use a mobile or landline at
present and feel
pretty cut off. Maybe someone can offer an alternative suggestion? i have
checked the 'chat
history' on this group but could not find a conclusion as to which
phone/headset was best.
Thank you again for your time, I am feeling slightly better this week, some
of which is due to
the kind words from others on this site.




PAUL UK

You could try to modify a spaeker phone so that the microphone is on a long
wire away from the phone base see my example in the photo section of essens
home page If you have one to hand I could modify it for you if you can snd it
to me etc..






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I attach a stethoscope chestpiece to the phone's earpiece with duct tape, so I can hear from 18-24 inches away. I just raise my voice to talk.
For emergencies on the road, I carry a stethoscope in my car trunk, along with some plastic tongs to hold it to the speaker of a public phone.
bluebonnet


-- "ajwelectro" <[hidden email]> wrote:
Hi, I just wondered if anyone could give me any help with getting a low emf phone, maybe
someone has tried one that works. I cannot use a mobile or landline at present and feel
pretty cut off. Maybe someone can offer an alternative suggestion? i have checked the 'chat
history' on this group but could not find a conclusion as to which phone/headset was best.
Thank you again for your time, I am feeling slightly better this week, some of which is due to
the kind words from others on this site.




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I've used the paper tube method suggested on the FEB site.
Put a paper tube or disposable cup with the bottom cut out
over the phone ear piece. This gives some separation.

I have a panasonic speaker phone which works OK but could
be better. I believe there are better ones in the $200 range.

I have found that at AM radio tuned to the low end of the dial
often picks up some periodic clicks on my phones and the phone
lines. So far my attempts to filter this out have failed. (And if
I disconnect the line at the house entrance it's still there, so
it's some kind of antenna effect inside the house).
My phone at work makes tons of noise on the radio. But
at least the speaker phone works great.

Let us know what you end up with and how it works...
Bill

On 9/25/07, bluebonnet <[hidden email]> wrote:

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In a message dated 9/25/2007 11:41:53 PM GMT Daylight Time,
[hidden email] writes:

I attach a stethoscope chestpiece to the phone's earpiece with duct tape, so
I can hear from 18-24 inches away. I just raise my voice to talk.
For emergencies on the road, I carry a stethoscope in my car trunk, along
with some plastic tongs to hold it to the speaker of a public phone.
bluebonnet




I cut use an elephants trunk - so if people ask me what I am doing I say I
am making a trunk call stupid ! I dont know how you can explain away the
tongs and stethoscope though ! still I am sitting here with tin foil on my head !

Paul uk






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-- [hidden email] wrote:

In a message dated 9/25/2007 11:41:53 PM GMT Daylight Time,
[hidden email] writes:

I attach a stethoscope chestpiece to the phone's earpiece with duct tape, so
I can hear from 18-24 inches away. I just raise my voice to talk.
For emergencies on the road, I carry a stethoscope in my car trunk, along
with some plastic tongs to hold it to the speaker of a public phone.
bluebonnet




I cut use an elephants trunk - so if people ask me what I am doing I say I
am making a trunk call stupid ! I dont know how you can explain away the
tongs and stethoscope though ! still I am sitting here with tin foil on my head !

Paul uk



the tin hat sounds like a good idea--maybe if i add that to the ensemble people will be too stunned to ask what i'm up to!
bluebonnet


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In a message dated 9/29/2007 2:42:02 AM GMT Daylight Time,
[hidden email] writes:

I attach a stethoscope chestpiece to the phone's earpiece with duct tape, so

I can hear from 18-24 inches away. I just raise my voice to talk.
For emergencies on the road, I carry a stethoscope in my car trunk, along
with some plastic tongs to hold it to the speaker of a public phone.
bluebonnet

I cut use an elephants trunk - so if people ask me what I am doing I say I
am making a trunk call stupid ! I dont know how you can explain away the
tongs and stethoscope though ! still I am sitting here with tin foil on my
head !

Paul uk




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