Wi-fi in next door offices

I went to the eye doc for an exam in a strip-mall office setting.  Got readings all over the place in the exam room.  Asked if they had wi-fi, b/c when I feel smart meter smog I can't tell sometimes.

Doc said no. I showed him my meter. He said both offices on either side had it. Readings  from .005 micowat per meter squared, .865 - 1.004! That's bad. He said  the sensitivity is interesting. Told him are many who are sensitive, including my kids.

Kathy


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I'll bet you made him really think about this stuff.Way to go! Lizzie
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Date: Mon, 29 Oct 2012 19:50:39 -0700
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I went to the eye doc for an exam in a strip-mall office setting.  Got readings all over the place in the exam room.  Asked if they had wi-fi, b/c when I feel smart meter smog I can't tell sometimes.



Doc said no. I showed him my meter. He said both offices on either side had it. Readings  from .005 micowat per meter squared, .865 - 1.004! That's bad. He said  the sensitivity is interesting. Told him are many who are sensitive, including my kids.



Kathy



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yes, WAY TO GO, kathy!!!
in my condo, i could 'see' several wifi networks
all the time... sometimes up to 8.  and i lived
directly next to only one other unit... so the
many others had to come from neighbors
across the street, up the winding sidewalk and
up the hill, and on another street behind my
property... wifi travels FAR because many
manufacturers like to make their product
sound STRONG so people will buy it, not
realizing that they only really need it to go to
the borders of their own living space... so a
lot of wifi is WAY 'OVERKILL' so to speak.  
love, patricia



On Oct 29, 2012, at 7:50 PM, KathyB wrote: