Re:high Electric fields in house

>
> Hi Paul,
>
> Have you checked for ungrounded wiring? According to a paper I have
> written by my emf friend it can be tricky to determine the source but
> most likely the problem is near the highest reading. Turn off all the
> power to the house to determine if it is inside or out.
> here's a link to his site: http://www.emfcenter.com/
> Sandi
>
> > I have a body voltage meter, and in certain areas of my house it is
> really
> > high, like over 8 volts. Normally it is under 2. Is there anything I can
> > do about it short of ripping out all the walls and the wires and
> rewiring
> > it? Thanks.
> >
> > --
> > Paul Coffman
>
>
>

>
> Hi Paul,
>
> Have you checked for ungrounded wiring? According to a paper I have
> written by my emf friend it can be tricky to determine the source but
> most likely the problem is near the highest reading. Turn off all the
> power to the house to determine if it is inside or out.
> here's a link to his site: http://www.emfcenter.com/
> Sandi
>
> > I have a body voltage meter, and in certain areas of my house it is
> really
> > high, like over 8 volts. Normally it is under 2. Is there anything I can
> > do about it short of ripping out all the walls and the wires and
> rewiring
> > it? Thanks.
> >
> > --
> > Paul Coffman
>
>
>

>
> Hi Paul, I am quite unfamiliar with the newsgroups, so I hope you get
> this. I cannot read all the e-mails, simply too many. But electrical fields
> I am by now familiar with. I am unclear if you measure electrical fields in
> your living space or just your body. If you are just measuring you body, you
> need to check your living space for electrical fields.
> Back in June I posted the first time questions about electrical fields
> filling an entire bedroom 9 by 9 by 12 feet. On the trifield meter I read
> 150-170 V/m. I got EXTREMELY ill and from it and could not figure it out.I
> had no body voltage meter. I read all about EMF , wiring frequencies from
> top to bottom. Finally an extremely helpful person gave me insight. First
> you need at least a Trifieldmeter, better would be a meter that determines
> frequencies. Then the question is are you a renter or do you own your own
> house. If you are a renter thenyou got a real problem. I am a renter. I
> turned all my circuits off and the field persisted. I knew it was something
> the person turned on downstairs for many hours into the night. The electric
> fields are directional. Usually you find electric fields around wiring and
> appliances, it drops off in a short distance 1-2 feet. There really should
> not be an electric field other than that.
> In my case as I said the electric field was filling the entire room from
> the floor upward and from the ceiling downward. The only reson I found out
> is because I had set the meter to the wrong dial, I wanted to measure mg ,
> the magnetic scale, but had set it to E field. Well, as I learn now the
> phenomenon coud be from a dimmer in the downstairs apartment. Wiring thatis
> not insulated and rladiating the frequencies from 1-100mherz onto all wiring
> above and from there to possible aluminum siding in my ceiling (roof) .
> Essentially its like a cage , thats how I see it after having been given
> this as a possible explanation. If you live in the US there are apparently
> no health limits for this on a national level. This means as far as I
> understand it you have noone to complain to, no buiding inspector ,no health
> agencies. I assume if you live in your own house you can fix it.Good luck
> Lena
>
> Paul Coffman <[hidden email] <pkcoff%40gmail.com>> wrote:
> if i turn off the particular circuit breaker it goes away. I also tried
> disconnecting all the outlets and light switches in the vicinity but it
> made
> no diffference. I'll taka look at the link. Thanks.
>
> On 9/24/07, Sandi Maurer wrote:
> >
> > Hi Paul,
> >
> > Have you checked for ungrounded wiring? According to a paper I have
> > written by my emf friend it can be tricky to determine the source but
> > most likely the problem is near the highest reading. Turn off all the
> > power to the house to determine if it is inside or out.
> > here's a link to his site: http://www.emfcenter.com/
> > Sandi
> >
> > > I have a body voltage meter, and in certain areas of my house it is
> > really
> > > high, like over 8 volts. Normally it is under 2. Is there anything I
> can
> > > do about it short of ripping out all the walls and the wires and
> > rewiring
> > > it? Thanks.
> > >
> > > --
> > > Paul Coffman
> >
> >
> >
>
> --
> Paul Coffman
>
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>
> Hi Paul, I am quite unfamiliar with the newsgroups, so I hope you get
> this. I cannot read all the e-mails, simply too many. But electrical fields
> I am by now familiar with. I am unclear if you measure electrical fields in
> your living space or just your body. If you are just measuring you body, you
> need to check your living space for electrical fields.
> Back in June I posted the first time questions about electrical fields
> filling an entire bedroom 9 by 9 by 12 feet. On the trifield meter I read
> 150-170 V/m. I got EXTREMELY ill and from it and could not figure it out.I
> had no body voltage meter. I read all about EMF , wiring frequencies from
> top to bottom. Finally an extremely helpful person gave me insight. First
> you need at least a Trifieldmeter, better would be a meter that determines
> frequencies. Then the question is are you a renter or do you own your own
> house. If you are a renter thenyou got a real problem. I am a renter. I
> turned all my circuits off and the field persisted. I knew it was something
> the person turned on downstairs for many hours into the night. The electric
> fields are directional. Usually you find electric fields around wiring and
> appliances, it drops off in a short distance 1-2 feet. There really should
> not be an electric field other than that.
> In my case as I said the electric field was filling the entire room from
> the floor upward and from the ceiling downward. The only reson I found out
> is because I had set the meter to the wrong dial, I wanted to measure mg ,
> the magnetic scale, but had set it to E field. Well, as I learn now the
> phenomenon coud be from a dimmer in the downstairs apartment. Wiring thatis
> not insulated and rladiating the frequencies from 1-100mherz onto all wiring
> above and from there to possible aluminum siding in my ceiling (roof) .
> Essentially its like a cage , thats how I see it after having been given
> this as a possible explanation. If you live in the US there are apparently
> no health limits for this on a national level. This means as far as I
> understand it you have noone to complain to, no buiding inspector ,no health
> agencies. I assume if you live in your own house you can fixit.Good luck
> Lena
>
> Paul Coffman <[hidden email] <pkcoff%40gmail.com>> wrote:
> if i turn off the particular circuit breaker it goes away. I also tried
> disconnecting all the outlets and light switches in the vicinity but it
> made
> no diffference. I'll taka look at the link. Thanks.
>
> On 9/24/07, Sandi Maurer wrote:
> >
> > Hi Paul,
> >
> > Have you checked for ungrounded wiring? According to a paper I have
> > written by my emf friend it can be tricky to determine the source but
> > most likely the problem is near the highest reading. Turn off all the
> > power to the house to determine if it is inside or out.
> > here's a link to his site: http://www.emfcenter.com/
> > Sandi
> >
> > > I have a body voltage meter, and in certain areas of my house it is
> > really
> > > high, like over 8 volts. Normally it is under 2. Is there anything I
> can
> > > do about it short of ripping out all the walls and the wires and
> > rewiring
> > > it? Thanks.
> > >
> > > --
> > > Paul Coffman
> >
> >
> >
>
> --
> Paul Coffman
>
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>
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