Re: Mapping gorund current/Stetzer filters

> I've once again been too busy to keep up with the conversation here.
> (Harvesting crops, building a new root cellar...) However I'd like to
> reply to
> comments made in #1821.
>
> Charles mentioned that the range of some of the larger filters is larger
> than
> that of the Stetzer filters. Dr. Graham and Dave Stetzer chose the range
> after researching what frequencies cause ES people to have symptoms and
> what
> frequencies are common in the US's dirty electricity.
>
> Dave does not say that that at least 20 filters are needed in the US. He
> was asked so many times how many a house needs that he needed to say
> something,
> so he said that the average house needs 20. Of course, the national
> average
> is not what one needs to know. One needs to know how much his/her own
> circuits need. That's why the Steterizer meter was created.
>
> I have found a number of situations where only 5 filters were needed.
> Only
> one in which no filters were needed. Our own house has 35, at which we
> hit
> a plateau of improvement without getting the reading down where we'd like
> it,
> to 20. This is due to our being at the end of a substation line and
> also
> having a large cheese factory on our line. Bad news, indeed. The
> neutral is
> overloaded.
>
> When people want to order one filter from me (which Charles mentioned can
> make a difference felt by very sensitive people), I tell them that I will
> send
> just one only if they let me know that they understand that one may not be
> enough to make the difference they need, and that they also understand
> that if
> there is a lot of dirty electricity in that circuit the filter may be
> overworked
> and it would be good to pull it out if it makes audible noise, indicating
> that
> it's working too hard.
>
> Charles says that " a number of max five filters will do the trick, often
> less." Not in most homes I hav checked in Wisconsin, USA! Again, this
> is why
> the Stetzerizer meter was created. Only if you meter will you know what
> difference each additional filter makes.
>
> Bill Bruno said that a Stetzer filter "distorts the 60 Hz frequency."
> Whatever do you mean by this, Bill? Please explain?
>
> Regards,
> Shivani Arjuna
> www.LifeEnergies.com
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> Hello,
>
> my remarks must be seen from my European background, where we have 230 V at
>
> mainly 50 Hz.
> We also do have a much better electricity network than in the USA.
> Especially in Winconsin, where 70 % of the current flows back to the
> station
> through the ground, wh do not have overhere.
>
> There are people, who say that those filters are *rubbish* and nonsense.
> But
> have never seen one!
>
> In my issue of *het bitje* September 2008, also the english issue, which is
>
> free downloadable, I have tested and proved, that those filters do work
> fine.
> For those tests, Dave Stetzer supplied me with a special filter to filter
> out the 50 Hz and its accompanying waves, in order to see only the
> disturbances in the mains.
>
> Contrary to earlier bad samples, the new European filter (which is
> different
> from the American one) now is in fine condition and meet all requirements.
> The condensator inside now is adapted for the 230 V.
>
> Greetings,
> Charles Claessens
> member Verband Baubiologie
> www.milieuziektes.nl
> www.milieuziektes.be
> www.hetbitje.nl
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> From: <[hidden email] <SArjuna%40aol.com>>
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> Sent: Sunday, November 09, 2008 3:57 AM
> Subject: [eSens] Re: Mapping gorund current/Stetzer filters
>
> > I've once again been too busy to keep up with the conversation here.
> > (Harvesting crops, building a new root cellar...) However I'd like to
> > reply to
> > comments made in #1821.
> >
> > Charles mentioned that the range of some of the larger filters is larger
> > than
> > that of the Stetzer filters. Dr. Graham and Dave Stetzer chose the range
> > after researching what frequencies cause ES people to have symptoms and
> > what
> > frequencies are common in the US's dirty electricity.
> >
> > Dave does not say that that at least 20 filters are needed in the US. He
> > was asked so many times how many a house needs that he needed to say
> > something,
> > so he said that the average house needs 20. Of course, the national
> > average
> > is not what one needs to know. One needs to know how much his/her own
> > circuits need. That's why the Steterizer meter was created.
> >
> > I have found a number of situations where only 5 filters were needed.
> > Only
> > one in which no filters were needed. Our own house has 35, at which we
> > hit
> > a plateau of improvement without getting the reading down where we'd like
>
> > it,
> > to 20. This is due to our being at the end of a substation line and
> > also
> > having a large cheese factory on our line. Bad news, indeed. The
> > neutral is
> > overloaded.
> >
> > When people want to order one filter from me (which Charles mentioned can
> > make a difference felt by very sensitive people), I tell them that I will
>
> > send
> > just one only if they let me know that they understand that one may not
> be
> > enough to make the difference they need, and that they also understand
> > that if
> > there is a lot of dirty electricity in that circuit the filter may be
> > overworked
> > and it would be good to pull it out if it makes audible noise, indicating
>
> > that
> > it's working too hard.
> >
> > Charles says that " a number of max five filters will do the trick, often
> > less." Not in most homes I hav checked in Wisconsin, USA! Again, this
> > is why
> > the Stetzerizer meter was created. Only if you meter will you know what
> > difference each additional filter makes.
> >
> > Bill Bruno said that a Stetzer filter "distorts the 60 Hz frequency."
> > Whatever do you mean by this, Bill? Please explain?
> >
> > Regards,
> > Shivani Arjuna
> > www.LifeEnergies.com
> >
> >
> >
> >
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> I've once again been too busy to keep up with the conversation here.
> (Harvesting crops, building a new root cellar...) However I'd like to
> reply to
> comments made in #1821.
>
> Charles mentioned that the range of some of the larger filters is larger
> than
> that of the Stetzer filters. Dr. Graham and Dave Stetzer chose the range
> after researching what frequencies cause ES people to have symptoms and
> what
> frequencies are common in the US's dirty electricity.
>
> Dave does not say that that at least 20 filters are needed in the US. He
> was asked so many times how many a house needs that he needed to say
> something,
> so he said that the average house needs 20. Of course, the national
> average
> is not what one needs to know. One needs to know how much his/her own
> circuits need. That's why the Steterizer meter was created.
>
> I have found a number of situations where only 5 filters were needed.
> Only
> one in which no filters were needed. Our own house has 35, at which we
> hit
> a plateau of improvement without getting the reading down where we'd like
> it,
> to 20. This is due to our being at the end of a substation line and
> also
> having a large cheese factory on our line. Bad news, indeed. The
> neutral is
> overloaded.
>
> When people want to order one filter from me (which Charles mentioned can
> make a difference felt by very sensitive people), I tell them that I will
> send
> just one only if they let me know that they understand that one may not be
> enough to make the difference they need, and that they also understand
> that if
> there is a lot of dirty electricity in that circuit the filter may be
> overworked
> and it would be good to pull it out if it makes audible noise, indicating
> that
> it's working too hard.
>
> Charles says that " a number of max five filters will do the trick, often
> less." Not in most homes I hav checked in Wisconsin, USA! Again, this
> is why
> the Stetzerizer meter was created. Only if you meter will you know what
> difference each additional filter makes.
>
> Bill Bruno said that a Stetzer filter "distorts the 60 Hz frequency."
> Whatever do you mean by this, Bill? Please explain?
>
> Regards,
> Shivani Arjuna
> www.LifeEnergies. com
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> ...
>
>
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> I've once again been too busy to keep up with the conversation here.
> (Harvesting crops, building a new root cellar...) However I'd like to
> reply to
> comments made in #1821.
>
> Charles mentioned that the range of some of the larger filters is larger
> than
> that of the Stetzer filters. Dr. Graham and Dave Stetzer chose the range
> after researching what frequencies cause ES people to have symptoms and
> what
> frequencies are common in the US's dirty electricity.
>
> Dave does not say that that at least 20 filters are needed in the US. He
> was asked so many times how many a house needs that he needed to say
> something,
> so he said that the average house needs 20. Of course, the national
> average
> is not what one needs to know. One needs to know how much his/her own
> circuits need. That's why the Steterizer meter was created.
>
> I have found a number of situations where only 5 filters were needed.
> Only
> one in which no filters were needed. Our own house has 35, at which we
> hit
> a plateau of improvement without getting the reading down where we'd like
> it,
> to 20. This is due to our being at the end of a substation line and
> also
> having a large cheese factory on our line. Bad news, indeed. The
> neutral is
> overloaded.
>
> When people want to order one filter from me (which Charles mentioned can
> make a difference felt by very sensitive people), I tell them that I will
> send
> just one only if they let me know that they understand that one may not be
> enough to make the difference they need, and that they also understand
> that if
> there is a lot of dirty electricity in that circuit the filter may be
> overworked
> and it would be good to pull it out if it makes audible noise, indicating
> that
> it's working too hard.
>
> Charles says that " a number of max five filters will do the trick, often
> less." Not in most homes I hav checked in Wisconsin, USA! Again, this
> is why
> the Stetzerizer meter was created. Only if you meter will you know what
> difference each additional filter makes.
>
> Bill Bruno said that a Stetzer filter "distorts the 60 Hz frequency."
> Whatever do you mean by this, Bill? Please explain?
>
> Regards,
> Shivani Arjuna
> www.LifeEnergies. com
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> ...
>
>
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> I've once again been too busy to keep up with the conversation here.
> (Harvesting crops, building a new root cellar...) However I'd like to
> reply to
> comments made in #1821.
>
> Charles mentioned that the range of some of the larger filters is larger
> than
> that of the Stetzer filters. Dr. Graham and Dave Stetzer chose the range
> after researching what frequencies cause ES people to have symptoms and
> what
> frequencies are common in the US's dirty electricity.
>
> Dave does not say that that at least 20 filters are needed in the US. He
> was asked so many times how many a house needs that he needed to say
> something,
> so he said that the average house needs 20. Of course, the national
> average
> is not what one needs to know. One needs to know how much his/her own
> circuits need. That's why the Steterizer meter was created.
>
> I have found a number of situations where only 5 filters were needed.
> Only
> one in which no filters were needed. Our own house has 35, at which we
> hit
> a plateau of improvement without getting the reading down where we'd like
> it,
> to 20. This is due to our being at the end of a substation line and
> also
> having a large cheese factory on our line. Bad news, indeed. The
> neutral is
> overloaded.
>
> When people want to order one filter from me (which Charles mentioned can
> make a difference felt by very sensitive people), I tell them that I will
> send
> just one only if they let me know that they understand that one may not be
> enough to make the difference they need, and that they also understand
> that if
> there is a lot of dirty electricity in that circuit the filter may be
> overworked
> and it would be good to pull it out if it makes audible noise, indicating
> that
> it's working too hard.
>
> Charles says that " a number of max five filters will do the trick, often
> less." Not in most homes I hav checked in Wisconsin, USA! Again, this
> is why
> the Stetzerizer meter was created. Only if you meter will you know what
> difference each additional filter makes.
>
> Bill Bruno said that a Stetzer filter "distorts the 60 Hz frequency."
> Whatever do you mean by this, Bill? Please explain?
>
> Regards,
> Shivani Arjuna
> www.LifeEnergies. com
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> ...
>
>
>
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