Re: shielding and grounding

>> Andrew wrote:
>> So whether you choose fabrics like the silver mesh, or silver cloth
>> (which doesn't block much) or copper (medium shielding) or velostat or
>> whatever, it has to be a pretty extensive cover of all the walls and
>> windows and totally grounded. And still then stay away from the walls
>> because the electric currents are running through it to ground. I sleep
>> with my bed a couple of feet away from the walls.
>>
> Shivani replies:
> Andrew, a couple of feet may not be nearly enough. Do you have a meter
> that
> can distinguish between high and low freq. electric fields, and pick up
> fields as low as .1 or .2 volts per meter? (Such as the Multidetector
> II Profi.)
> If high frequency electrical pollluton is present on the
> walls/wiring/conductive matrials you used to shield, it can broadcast
> further than a couple of
> feet.
>
> Andrew wrote?
>> It is interesting... my body voltage meter picks up electric fields
>> from the walls and then when I touch it, it goes to 0.0 because it is
>> grounded. I guess what I am standing on is not grounded and I am
>> radiating with the wall and then when I touch it the electricity from
>> my body has somewhere to go in the wall.
>>
> Shivani replies:
> Or, the electricity from the wall has somewhere to go in your body!
>
>> Andrew wrote:
>> My message is try to block the direct stuff outside the house so you
>> don't have to deal with it in the house and then in the house be sure
>> the electric fields are grounded and you get a good seal.
>> Good luck and let me know what works for you.
>>
> Shivani replies:
> "Grounding" is actually getting to be a misnomer. The ground is no
> longer at zero potential, as it is being used by the utilities to carry
> return
> current. Therefore, grounding often results in bringing in the
> health-damaging high frequencies. Have you checked this with a meter as
> I described
> above?
> Personally, I know I am very sensitive to .3 volts per meter electric
> field if it contains the high frequencies. As my symptoms begin within
> a few
> minutes and are intense, I presume that my actual threshold is below that.
> I'd suggest that an ES person check his/her entire house with a meter
> like this. A phone cord, for example, has an RF field that begins at
> least 5
> feet from the cord. Most water pipes are similar.
> Regards,
> Shivani
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>> Andrew wrote:
>> So whether you choose fabrics like the silver mesh, or silver cloth
>> (which doesn't block much) or copper (medium shielding) or velostat or
>> whatever, it has to be a pretty extensive cover of all the walls and
>> windows and totally grounded. And still then stay away from the walls
>> because the electric currents are running through it to ground. I
>> sleep
>> with my bed a couple of feet away from the walls.
>>
> Shivani replies:
> Andrew, a couple of feet may not be nearly enough. Do you have a
> meter that
> can distinguish between high and low freq. electric fields, and pick up
> fields as low as .1 or .2 volts per meter? (Such as the
> Multidetector II Profi.)
> If high frequency electrical pollluton is present on the
> walls/wiring/conductive matrials you used to shield, it can broadcast
> further than a couple of
> feet.
>
> Andrew wrote?
>> It is interesting... my body voltage meter picks up electric fields
>> from the walls and then when I touch it, it goes to 0.0 because it is
>> grounded. I guess what I am standing on is not grounded and I am
>> radiating with the wall and then when I touch it the electricity from
>> my body has somewhere to go in the wall.
>>
> Shivani replies:
> Or, the electricity from the wall has somewhere to go in your body!
>
>> Andrew wrote:
>> My message is try to block the direct stuff outside the house so you
>> don't have to deal with it in the house and then in the house be sure
>> the electric fields are grounded and you get a good seal.
>> Good luck and let me know what works for you.
>>
> Shivani replies:
> "Grounding" is actually getting to be a misnomer. The ground
> is no
> longer at zero potential, as it is being used by the utilities to
> carry return
> current. Therefore, grounding often results in bringing in the
> health-damaging high frequencies. Have you checked this with a
> meter as I described
> above?
> Personally, I know I am very sensitive to .3 volts per meter
> electric
> field if it contains the high frequencies. As my symptoms begin
> within a few
> minutes and are intense, I presume that my actual threshold is below
> that.
> I'd suggest that an ES person check his/her entire house with a
> meter
> like this. A phone cord, for example, has an RF field that begins
> at least 5
> feet from the cord. Most water pipes are similar.
> Regards,
> Shivani
>
>
> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
>
>
>
>
> Yahoo! Groups Links
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