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I would say that you would get quite a dose of radiation at that height
as a) you on the same level as the antenna, and b) you are close. There
is not a lot of studies that show adverse health effects from towers at
any distance, but what has been done shows that there is a potential
threat to health...DNA changes etc. However there has been a lot of
anecdotal evidence - not only with people but also animal health and
behaviour.
Sarah
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Does anybody has experience with a tower like this at 180 metres
distance (him/herself at the 23. floor, 80 metres above ground
level)? What to expect (is there scientific proof?), what to do?
About the KPN/Nozema Tower (in Postcode 2595, actual situation Jan.
2005):
The tower is 137 metres high and has:
GSM 900 24 metres (normally three antennas per installation)
GSM 1800 28, 41, 45 metres ,,
UMTS 24 metres ,,
112 fixed communications:
bands 3.9 7 11 13 18 23 26 38 Gigaherz, each 100 mW to 1 W
ATV repeater (amateurs)
C2000 and P2000 (confidential, police, fire, ambulance)
TDAB Digital Radio 121 metre 5 kW (4.37 metre over Dutch Health
Council limits)
Analog FM 105 metre 2 kW 99,4 MHz (11 metre over Dutch Health
Council limits)
DVB-T Dig. TV 128 metre 500 W (29,34 metre over Dutch Health Council
limits)
Channels DVB-T
21 470.000 478.000 ERP 5 kiloWatt 130 metre
34 574.000 582.000 ERP 5 kiloWatt 130 metre
52 718.000 726.000 ERP 5 kiloWatt 130 metre
57 758.000 766.000 ERP 5 kiloWatt 130 metre
64 814.000 822.000 ERP 5 kiloWatt 130 metre
In the neighbourhood with Postcode 2595 (actual situation Jan. 2005):
10 GSM 1800 antenna installations (normally three antennas per
installation)
9 GSM 900 ,,
8 UMTS ,,
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