Transformer + helicopter flight...

Hi, all. A foundation is trying to get me to a lodge in Wisconsin to treat the heck out of my Lyme disease. Problem is, I can't go if there's Smart Meters there. So far, I've been told here's a huge transformer 2 miles from the lodge. I have to be completely out of range of Smart Meters, but am much less reactive to 4G, and even less so to WiFi. I have no experience w/ transformers & am not sure if they're anything like hi-transmission power lines, which I also have no experience with. Anyone have any idea as to how a transformer might affect someone like me, who's the worst affected by 900 MHz? (cell phones, Smart Meters etc.) 

ALSO: I have to be flown up to the lodge. Do helicopters go 2.5 miles up into the air, or are they lower to the ground? (I ask b/c Smart Meters have a 2.5 mile range in every direction, so I don't want to spend hours flying from NM to WI being within range of the EMR from Smart Meters. Thanks for your suggestions :)

Love & blessings,
Elysia

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Hi Elysia,


>  here's a huge transformer 2 miles from the lodge.
Transformers are short range magnetic fields.
Are there large Power lines within one mile?


>  if they're anything like hi-transmission power lines
Not the same.


>  how a transformer might affect someone
Stay out of the magnetic field it generates. Depending on how many amps
of current it runs, can be as little as one foot, to as far as 20 feet,
in my experience.


> Do helicopters go 2.5 miles up into the air

No.

Aircraft that are not pressurized, stay below 10,000 feet, that is 2 miles.
Helicopters usually fly near the ground, 500 feet is typical.

So any helicopter flight that goes over houses, with WiFi and Smart
meters, will be exposed to those frequencies. I would also avoid flying
low, as cellular towers send out their beams low to the ground, to serve
customers on the ground.

Stewart


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