alarm clocks

> On October 15, Auntie Patricia <[hidden email]> wrote:
>> my roommate has a digital plug-in alarm clock.
>> i explained to him about EMF and showed him
>> how high the reading was for the alarm clock.
>
> Well, just because something registers on a particular meter
> doesn't mean that you're going to have a negative reaction
> to it.  I've used a plug-in digital alarm clock for years, with
> no obvious reaction to it, although I'm sure it would register
> on your meter.  Meanwhile, I've tried Blu-ray players that
> don't register on any of my meters (or AM radio), but seems
> as deadly to me as anything that's been discussed here
> lately (smart meters, new cable modems, laptops, etc.)
>
> Marc

> On October 15, Auntie Patricia <[hidden email]> wrote:
>> perhaps the blu-ray players are emitting something
>> other than EMF?  
>
> Possibly, although EMF is the most likely culprit.  I just
> don't have the right kind of meter to measure whatever
> frequencies it is putting out.
>
>> marc, what exactly is a blu-ray player?  
>
> Do you know what a CD player is?  Something that plays CDs (music).
>
> Do you know what a DVD player is?  Something that plays DVDs (movies).
>
> A Blu-ray player is something that plays Blu-ray discs (high definition movies).
> Essentially it is a computer, as it has a video decoding chip and runs Java
> applications (and the newer models have Internet access, ethernet jacks,
> and wi-fi)
>
>> how far from your alarm clock do you sleep?  work?  
>
> It's about 4 feet away.
>
>> how close to the blu-ray player do you sleep?  work?  
>
> It bothers me from 10 feet away.
>
> Marc
>

> my roommate has a digital plug-in alarm clock.
> i explained to him about EMF and showed him
> how high the reading was for the alarm clock.
> he was impressed.
> then we tested a battery-run clock that has
> hands that move like a wind-up clock - it too
> had SPIKES of EMF - EVERY SECOND - every
> time the second hand moved, the EMF spiked.
> i was shocked.
> then we tried a little battery-run digital alarm
> clock and it measured nil.  so i loaned it to him.
>
> alarm clocks
> hair dryers
> vacuum cleaners
> fans in anything, anywhere
> anything that makes heat
> automobile brakes
>
> want to add more items to the list?  feel free.
>
> but those are the things i have noticed are
> the worst for me.  i don't have a smart meter
> and pray that i never will.
>
> patricia
>
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> I got extremely bad magnetic readings from two uninterruptible power
> supplies I had.  It went off the scale, and one of them was sending the
> magnetism to other outlets and I was getting high readings from
> appliances that were plugged into those outlets.  I got rid of those  My
> microwave oven that I rarely used was leaking very high levels of
> microwaves.  Gone. And those curly fluorescent  light bulbs were sending
> out high EMF and RF frequencies.  Replaced.  That was the worst stuff I
> found in my house.
>
> Tom
>
>> alarm clocks
>> hair dryers
>> vacuum cleaners
>> fans in anything, anywhere
>> anything that makes heat
>> automobile brakes

> thanks, tom.
> i added your items to the list.
> tom, what is an uninterruptible power supply?
>
>
> On Oct 15, 2012, at 8:21 PM, Tom wrote:
>
>> I got extremely bad magnetic readings from two uninterruptible power
>> supplies I had.  It went off the scale, and one of them was sending the
>> magnetism to other outlets and I was getting high readings from
>> appliances that were plugged into those outlets.  I got rid of those  My
>> microwave oven that I rarely used was leaking very high levels of
>> microwaves.  Gone. And those curly fluorescent  light bulbs were sending
>> out high EMF and RF frequencies.  Replaced.  That was the worst stuff I
>> found in my house.
>>
>> Tom
>>
>>> alarm clocks
>>> hair dryers
>>> vacuum cleaners
>>> fans in anything, anywhere
>>> anything that makes heat
>>> automobile brakes
> curly light bulbs
> microwave ovens
> uninterruptible power supplies
>
>
>>> anybody else want to add more items to the list?  feel free.
>>>
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