Stetzer filter for car?

> By the way, where can get the Red Wing shoes from Marc?

Well, in the USA, there are Red Wing shoe stores! But
the feature to lookout for is Electrostatic Dissipative
soles:

http://redwingshoes.com/ProductResults.aspx?AttOption=Electro-Static%20Dissipative

Marc

Many thanks, hope they come in good colours!! Helen

On 10/24/07, Marc Martin <[hidden email]> wrote:

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Hi Julie and Mark, I dont have a lot of trouble with cars, but I have found
that using this pad called a biogrounder makes me feel less agitated. It's
a thin pad that you sit on and it has a wire that attaches to any metal
under the car seat. It's supposed to drain current build up from your body
and I really do notice a difference. But, that said, my big problems are
computers and phones, so your experience may vary. best, Taliesen oh yes,
got mine from lessemf catalog they have a website also. not affilliated
with less emf.

On 10/21/07, lunagirl32002 <[hidden email]> wrote:

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One suggestion is to keep the radio off. On long trips I get
chest pains if the radio is on. That goes for my Silverado and
a 1993 Lexus LS 400.

Also watch out for the dash dimmer switch. In my Silverado
(0.3 milli gauss at the chest of the driver) goes up to 2 milli
gauss when the dash lights are dimmed. It's OK when the dash
lights are on full brightness.

A used Cadillac CTS may be a good choice. It emits a very low
magnetic field. I also get no ES reactions while driving my
1967 Camaro. No radio, and back in the good old days the dash
was made of solid steel.

Eli
http://www.ahappyhabitat.com/cars.html

With advice from Bruce McCreary I have been experimenting with
unplugging the alternator on my 1982 mercedes 300D (diesel).
It gets rid of the 8 milligauss at the gas pedal, and I can drive
much further without reaction (working on a solar charger so the
battery will hold up; also disconnected a lot of stuff Bruce said
was draining power but not essential).

Now the magnetic fields from the tires are the dominant source,
at least above about 30 mph. I may try to get them degaussed,
but apparently that's not always successful. Nylon belted radials?

Bruce said some tires are better magnetic wise, like some Michelins,
but all have some magnetic field.

Bill

On 10/28/07, jaime_schunkewitz <[hidden email]> wrote:

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