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Re: Charging RV batteries with dirty electricity...?

SArjuna
I first became aware of EMF issues when we got an RV and connected it to
power at a campground where we were spending a month. For weeks, I couldn't fall
asleep for hours. Literally hours. Then when the alarm went off in the
morning I felt as if I were on the bottom of an ocean, struggling to get to the
top and become conscious. I happened to read an article about EMF and
decided to disconnect the RV from the electrical outlet at the campsite before I
went to bed that night. I fell asleep quickly and peacefully and woke the
next morning even before the alarm went off, feeling wonderful.

[hidden email] didn't say whether once he has the RV's battery charged he
disconnects from the utility electricity and just runs off of the battery.
If that's the case, one solution is not to be present in the RV when charging
the battery. If that's not the case, then indeed whatever dirty
electricity frequencies are present in the utility-provided current will be present in
the AC wiring of the RV. In addition, there will be a gawdawful strong and
dirty field near the inverter, which is often built into a cupboard near the bed
or even under the bed.

It is possible to charge the battery while in the camper, without having any
harmful frequencies in the RV wiring, if you connect the battery directly to
the electrical source using a battery charger.

If you have an RV with a little solar unit that keeps the battery charged,
the inverter will continually create really nasty frequencies. In an RV I
checked, this was worse when not connected to external electrical supply than
when connected.

You'll need to meter to know what's going on. I highly recommend it, as
otherwise you may be exposed to some very damaging EM radiation without being
aware of it.

BTW, in the last camper we had we just ran everything off the battery, as it
had a propane frig. In order to occasionally run small AC appliances, I
plugged them directly into a heavy duty extension cord I ran from the utility
pole. When we had a previous RV with a frig that only ran on AC, we ran a
similar cord directly to it from outside, through a hole berhind the frig, so no
dirty electricity frequencies were introduced to the RV wiring system.

Shivani Arjuna
www.LifeEnergies.com









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