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Re: Re: [eSens] blocking wifi

Andrew McAfee
I did turn off the power to the bedroom and to other rooms around it and to
wires that ran near it. I did a lot of experimenting with which breakers I
could turn off and leave on (fridge) in order lower the body voltage as low
as possible.
I admire your expertise with the V/m language. I would love to have someone
with that knowledge experiment with me.
Let me know when you are in NC.
Thanks you for the feedback.
Andrew

>On Wed, 11 Mar 2009 08:30:19 -0500 "lessemf.com" <[hidden email]>
wrote.

> I had the bedroom painted with copper
>paint when I moved in and grounded it. The walls became radiant with E
>fields. Yes when I would touch the wall my body voltage would go to nil
>but when sleeping by it, my body voltage would increase as currents
>would rush through me. I felt like the room attracted and focused the
>outside energy around me and I felt worse than in a regular room.
>
>Hi Andrew,
>
>Please remember that electric field is the voltage difference between 2
>locations (that is why the unit for electric field is volts per meter). If
>one shields and grounds 4 walls and a ceiling, then those surfaces will all

>have the same voltage as ground. But, if there is a source of voltage
INSIDE
>the room, or on/below the unshielded floor, then there will be a voltage
>difference (E-field) between the shield and that voltage source. Because
the
>grounded shield is now closer to the source than the Earth was (in the
>unshielded state) the electric field is actually greater. Remember, in V/m
>if you decrease distance (m), you increase the value of V/m.
>
>In summary, moving the shield (ground) closer to the voltage causes an
>increase in electric field... even though there is no change in the
voltage.

>
>There are two ways around this:
>1] make sure the shield is a complete enclosure
>2] make sure there are no sources of voltage inside the shield or near the
>unshielded openings.
>
>(By the way, electric outlets in a room with shielded walls will produce
>very high electric fields... unless you shield the outlets or turn off the
>power).
>
>Emil
>
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Andrew McAfee