Question why geting high RF spikes

Hi,

We're getting high RF spikes sometimes from .077 -.350 or
.750 every 3 seconds.  We can't figure out the source. It's all through
the house. I got the electric co. coming to check. We  have analog.

My
 head hurts, dizzy. We got new neighbor's accross the street. I asked,
they said they haven't hooked up their U-Verse yet. I'm going give some
info & told about the cable co. that offers wired fiberoptics. Is it
 possible for something called a trap, to block smart meter RF  &
bring it back at us?  the cable co. accidentally disconnected us &
put a trap on to block the signal. They can't make it back until Sat.

 I have no idea unless the neighbor's wi-fi signal got beefed up.

Any insight?

Thanks, Kathy


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I forgot, after removing 2 smart meters & a drive by RF meter
our #'s went down to .002 -.003. So, this is unusual & have to
figure it out.

I can't live like this. I'll have to find a place if we can't get this down. My threshold is .020

Who would I call to see if a new tower or wi-fi transmitter went up?


Kathy


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KathyB wrote:
> We're getting high RF spikes sometimes from .077 -.350 or
> .750 every 3 seconds.  We can't figure out the source.
Didn't say which kind of meter, and mW/m2 or V/m, but either way that is
not good.

Is it steady? or once per x seconds?

Can you walk around your property, or around the block, and tell which
direction the reading is stronger?
Is it nearest your house or theirs?

You may also get a bit of direction by holding the meter close, and
turning a 360 degree circle, and if using your body as a bit of shield
to block "that" direction, maybe holding a metal pan can enhance the effect.


> It's all through
> the house.
Have you tried turning off the main circuit breaker to remove the
possibility the cause is in your house?

> I got the electric co. coming to check.
>
>  
Don't know why it would be their fault.


> My
>  head hurts, dizzy. We got new neighbor's accross the street.
That is sad to hear.
If you are measuring a steady 0.75 V/m I can see why the situation is dire.


>  I have no idea unless the neighbor's wi-fi signal got beefed up.
>
>  
Would need a Canary hotspotter or Cornet 15SA or Acoustimeter to measure
that in a quick and simple way. Or there are free apps nowdays to do
your own spectrum analysis, if you have a laptop with Wifi that can be
turned on for measuring purposes.


Stewart

http://seahorseCorral.org

I'll measure tomorrow. Had appts. Last night highest was in the front of the house inside.   Measured the same signals I got in the house 2 blocks from a tower.

We had 2 hours w 0 spikes today, then it started back up. Spikes every 6 secs. then to .002 that we have all the time.   It's something from a neighbor.

Odd, that I went to the store last night & got higher spikes everywhere. I hope they're not testing 5G.

Kathy

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      KathyB wrote:

> We're getting high RF spikes sometimes from .077 -.350 or

> .750 every 3 seconds.  We can't figure out the source.

Didn't say which kind of meter, and mW/m2 or V/m, but either way that is

not good.



Is it steady? or once per x seconds?



Can you walk around your property, or around the block, and tell which

direction the reading is stronger?

Is it nearest your house or theirs?



You may also get a bit of direction by holding the meter close, and

turning a 360 degree circle, and if using your body as a bit of shield

to block "that" direction, maybe holding a metal pan can enhance the effect.



> It's all through

> the house.

Have you tried turning off the main circuit breaker to remove the

possibility the cause is in your house?



> I got the electric co. coming to check.

>

>  



If you are measuring a steady 0.75 V/m I can see why the situation is dire.



>  I have no idea unless the neighbor's wi-fi signal got beefed up.

>

>  

Would need a Canary hotspotter or Cornet 15SA or Acoustimeter to measure

that in a quick and simple way. Or there are free apps nowdays to do

your own spectrum analysis, if you have a laptop with Wifi that can be

turned on for measuring purposes.



Stewart



http://seahorseCorral.org





   
     

   
   






 










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