But don't forget all the (very high) current carrying wires that feed those
motors.
Emil
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Subject: RE: [eSens] hybrid cars
> It's been suggested that hybrid cars would be likely to give ES folks a
> problem, especially those who are sensitive in particular to magnetic
> fields. The large electric motor of the car would tend to produce such
> fields. This would not affect normal people, but it seems unlikely that
the
> motor could be shielded well enough to avoid affecting susceptible people.
> Ian
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> > Does anyone have experience with hybrid cars which are part gasoline and
> > part electric? Do they bother us electronically sensitive folks or are
> > they shielded well to protect passengers?
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> I test drove a Toyota Prius for a weekend once, but didn't notice much.
> I didn't like the fact that it had an RF-transmitting key (without a
> regular
> metal key to turn on the ignition), or that it had a large LCD display
> just to use the radio. Fortunately, the car that I would most likely
> buy
> to replace my current car (Acura Integra->RSX) is still relatively
> "low-tech".
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