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Paul

What devices produce pulse EMF

Can someone tell me what devices produce pulse EMF?

I live in a 2-bedroom flat (4th floor out of 9). Probably 8 months ago I bought a 3-axis EMF meter (50Mhz-3,5GHz). Several weeks ago I noticed in my bedroom that there is a signal that every 10 seconds produces a field that my meter measures as ~1000 mV/m or 1400 mqW/m2 (40cm from the window). The greatest signal strength (around 4000mV/m is when I move my meter outside through the window and direct it to the right. This is continuous day and night, the field hits the peak and then step by step drops down to zero (not immediately). What I also noticed is that the field was gone for about a week or two. I cannot detect this signal in front of the residential block. When I walk with the meter up and down the staircase, I cannot attribute this signal to any of the neighboring flats, though the reading is highest in front of the staircase windows, probably 2 floors above. I am really concerned about my health, especially that I do not really know how to protect my family, as the source is unknown. The second room at the opposite side of the flat is free from this field. Please share your opinions on this topic.

Fog Top

Re: What devices produce pulse EMF

Cell phones, cordless phones, cell towers, antennas, smart meters, baby monitors, Wi-Fi and more are in the frequency range detected by your EMF meter. Windows, if not the Low-E type, are transparent to wireless frequencies which may be why the measurements are so high there. Sheet rock, wood, vinyl siding also offer little protection from RF. Heavy stucco, thick bricks or cement give some blockage - metal siding blocks the best. A friend became ill when a 4G antenna was installed near her house. She purchase rolls of heavy foil sheeting by Radiant Guard and put it on her ceiling and walls and covered her windows with metal window screen. She said it made a world of difference to her health. A community of ES people in Arizona use regular grocery store aluminum foil on their walls overlapping the edges and say it works just as well as more expensive stuff. Some glue the foil to the walls and then plaster and paint over it. You may need to put this on your floor since you are not on ground level. Best wishes to you and your family while trying to live in this radio frequency hell we now call home!

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Paul

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Thank you very much for your prompt response. I will do some research on the topics you mentioned.

Karl

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Some chargers will do that as well.

Paul

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Hi again. I would like to share with you the results of my investigation. I spent quite a lot of time trying to figure out what the pulsing signal might be, but did not have a clue, so I hired a professional to come to my flat and measure this field. The spectrum analyzer showed that this is 1,2GHz signal from a military radar, which is located 25km from the place where I live. Unfortunately this type of signal is extremely harmful and difficult to shield. I have been here for 5 years, but only 6 months ago I moved to the small room, where the signal is 100 times stronger. And this is when I started experiencing sensitivity. I hope this may help others, who will happen to come across a similar issue.

stevie

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Hi Paul
My meter was registering pulses as well. I investigated what would be causing it and found that it was the newly installed smart meters.

Stephanie

ED.vs.EMR

Re: What devices produce pulse EMF

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FYI: Arthur Firstenberg, ES-victim & founder (1996) of the CellularPhoneTaskForce website & org, knows about "Phased Array Military Radar."

He wrote about it again earlier this year in his article re 5G because, he said, what nobody is talking about, is that 5G is ALSO "Phased Array" just like military radar. :(.....

He also included in that 5G article re Paul Brodeur (sp?)'s experience re Military Radar, which is what prompted Brodeur's (1975?) book re the Zapping of America.

(Need help w/memory on this next point. What was this photog's name? >> ):

Also at YouTube somewhere is a clip of famed nature-photographer & anti-EMF activist (from years ago, he may be deceased now(?), of him videotaping & narrating re tiny little critters (aphids?) that live on leaves of plants; & every time the phased-array of airport-radar 5(?)-miles away would "come around again," the little critters would tense-up & their little bodies would jerk. He referred to it as them "doing a dance" in reaction to the radar. That film clip may have been included in the "Take Back Your Power" video re SmartMeters, but I think it's also a stand-alone clip at YouTube if someone can remember the photographer's name.

/ED

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On Aug 31, 2018, at 4:04 PM, "Paul [via ES]" <[hidden email]> wrote:

Hi again. I would like to share with you the results of my investigation. I spent quite a lot of time trying to figure out what the pulsing signal might be, but did not have a clue, so I hired a professional to come to my flat and measure this field. The spectrum analyzer showed that this is 1,2GHz signal from a military radar, which is located 25km from the place where I live. Unfortunately this type of signal is extremely harmful and difficult to shield. I have been here for 5 years, but only 6 months ago I moved to the small room, where the signal is 100 times stronger. And this is when I started experiencing sensitivity. I hope this may help others, who will happen to come across a similar issue.

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Electrician's Daughter (ED)

casper

Re: What devices produce pulse EMF

ED.vs.EMR wrote

Also at YouTube somewhere is a clip of famed nature-photographer & anti-EMF activist (from years ago, he may be deceased now(?), of him videotaping & narrating re tiny little critters (aphids?) that live on leaves of plants; & every time the phased-array of airport-radar 5(?)-miles away would "come around again," the little critters would tense-up & their little bodies would jerk.

Here's the original clip from the movie made by Dr. John Ott:

"Exploring The Spectrum -Dr. John Ott documentary on the health effects of light":
https://youtu.be/BOUA8UAEAdY?t=4149

ED.vs.EMR

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Thank you! That's the guy! :)

/ED

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On Sep 5, 2018, at 6:02 PM, "casper [via ES]" <[hidden email]> wrote:

ED.vs.EMR wrote

Also at YouTube somewhere is a clip of famed nature-photographer & anti-EMF activist (from years ago, he may be deceased now(?), of him videotaping & narrating re tiny little critters (aphids?) that live on leaves of plants; & every time the phased-array of airport-radar 5(?)-miles away would "come around again," the little critters would tense-up & their little bodies would jerk.

Here's the original clip from the movie made by Dr. John Ott:

"Exploring The Spectrum -Dr. John Ott documentary on the health effects of light":
https://youtu.be/BOUA8UAEAdY?t=4149

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Electrician's Daughter (ED)

Seeker1

Re: What devices produce pulse EMF

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Smart meters create a lot of EMF and especially when household appliances are being used with motor powered devices, like washing machine and fans.

Smoke and fire alarms can also pulse EMF.

Tech guys can also have a number of routers in their places, I know from one whose son was getting headaches and on speaking with him it turned out the son was sleeping between the two routers.

Another thing is wi-fi connectivity, I can't say a lot about this yet a software professional that was a fellow tenant on a higher floor was going to say something when I mentioned my problem yet checked himself.

LED TVs can put out strong fields though not sure I would consider these to be pulsed.