analog tv

Is anyone noticing a lessening of symptoms since the conversion to pure digital tv.  I know everyone was apprehensive, but I realized that all the local tv stations have been double transmitting on analog and digital for months or years.  I think this could be a positive thing since there is obviously less tv transmission.  Nothing between channels 2 and 19.  My wife has had a symptom-free week since this conversion.  She has not taken any supplements, except for ndf for 2 or 3 days.  She still has her quantum machines on, but that is it.  I see a direct relation to absence of analog.  At first I thought the neighbor with his plasma tv and satellite dish was on vacation.  But the fact she has no hot flashes anywhere she goes or other symptoms, I feel it is due to the tv conversion.
 
just wondering in phoenix,
 
Mike


     

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hi, Mike,
 
interesting your wife did better since the conversion.  in my case i still have my tv set to analog (thru a cable connection).  but when i change it to the digital setting i get a headache and eye pain.
 
diane

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Subject: [eSens] analog tv
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Date: Thursday, June 18, 2009, 11:29 AM








Is anyone noticing a lessening of symptoms since the conversion to pure digital tv.  I know everyone was apprehensive, but I realized that all the local tv stations have been double transmitting on analog and digital for months or years.  I think this could be a positive thing since there is obviously less tv transmission.  Nothing between channels 2 and 19.  My wife has had a symptom-free week since this conversion.  She has not taken any supplements, except for ndf for 2 or 3 days.  She still has her quantum machines on, but that is it.  I see a direct relation to absence of analog.  At first I thought the neighbor with his plasma tv and satellite dish was on vacation.  But the fact she has no hot flashes anywhere she goes or other symptoms, I feel it is due to the tv conversion.
 
just wondering in phoenix,
 
Mike

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The low channels are longer wavelengths and are better at penetrating
buildings,
going around corners, over hills, etc. The higher channels may be worse for
many people but if they don't have good line of sight to the transmitter
they
may not have a problem. If they do they can shield these higher frequencies
easier (mostly)... Shielding walls and windows on the side where the signals
come in may suffice.

Bill

On Thu, Jun 18, 2009 at 9:29 AM, angela england <[hidden email]>wrote:


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> interesting your wife did better since the conversion.  in my case i
> still have my tv set to analog (thru a cable connection).  but when i
> change it to the digital setting i get a headache and eye pain.

Maybe you need to move your Quantum Pro right next to your television
when watching it...  

Marc

Hi everyone,
 
Seems here things have been worse with the digital conversion. I wake up dizzy ind feel like I will fall over when start to walk, even though I do turn off the converter box at night. I am more tired and generally doing worsesince the conversion, and so is the man that I take care of who has Alzheimer's and doesn't have a clue about the digital conversion change. Anyone else dizzy?
 
Thanks.
 
Cheryl 

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Subject: Re: [eSens] analog tv
To: [hidden email]
Date: Thursday, June 18, 2009, 9:05 AM








hi, Mike,
 
interesting your wife did better since the conversion.  in my case i still have my tv set to analog (thru a cable connection).  but when i change it to the digital setting i get a headache and eye pain.
 
diane

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From: angela england <mariaaengland@ yahoo.com>
Subject: [eSens] analog tv
To: eSens@yahoogroups. com
Date: Thursday, June 18, 2009, 11:29 AM

Is anyone noticing a lessening of symptoms since the conversion to pure digital tv.  I know everyone was apprehensive, but I realized that all the local tv stations have been double transmitting on analog and digital for months or years.  I think this could be a positive thing since there is obviously less tv transmission.  Nothing between channels 2 and 19.  My wife has had a symptom-free week since this conversion.  She has not taken any supplements, except for ndf for 2 or 3 days.  She still has her quantum machines on, but that is it.  I see a direct relation to absence of analog.  At first I thought the neighbor with his plasma tv and satellite dish was on vacation.  But the fact she has no hot flashes anywhere she goes or other symptoms, I feel it is due to the tv conversion.
 
just wondering in phoenix,
 
Mike

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> Seems here things have been worse with the digital conversion. I wake up
> dizzy ind feel like I will fall over when start to walk, even though I do
> turn off the converter box at night.

Cheryl, did this start at the digital transmission switchover date, or
when you started using a digital converter box in your house?

Marc

Hi Marc,
 
Those were pretty much at the same time. Prior to the switchover I had run it on digital for short periods of time to try to be sure it would work. I can't remember any change in the way I felt at that time. Seems the dizziness started after the complete switchover.
 
Cheryl

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Subject: Re: [eSens] analog tv
To: [hidden email]
Date: Thursday, June 18, 2009, 11:21 AM








> Seems here things have been worse with the digital conversion. I wake up
> dizzy ind feel like I will fall over when start to walk, even though I do
> turn off the converter box at night.

Cheryl, did this start at the digital transmission switchover date, or
when you started using a digital converter box in your house?

Marc
















     

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on digital setting i get dizzy, Cheryl.
 
diane

--- On Thu, 6/18/09, Cheryl Griffing <[hidden email]> wrote:


From: Cheryl Griffing <[hidden email]>
Subject: Re: [eSens] analog tv
To: [hidden email]
Date: Thursday, June 18, 2009, 2:19 PM








Hi everyone,
 
Seems here things have been worse with the digital conversion. I wake up dizzy ind feel like I will fall over when start to walk, even though I do turn off the converter box at night. I am more tired and generally doing worsesince the conversion, and so is the man that I take care of who has Alzheimer's and doesn't have a clue about the digital conversion change. Anyone else dizzy?
 
Thanks.
 
Cheryl 

--- On Thu, 6/18/09, Evie <evie15422@yahoo. com> wrote:

From: Evie <evie15422@yahoo. com>
Subject: Re: [eSens] analog tv
To: eSens@yahoogroups. com
Date: Thursday, June 18, 2009, 9:05 AM

hi, Mike,
 
interesting your wife did better since the conversion.  in my case i still have my tv set to analog (thru a cable connection).  but when i change it to the digital setting i get a headache and eye pain.
 
diane

--- On Thu, 6/18/09, angela england <mariaaengland@ yahoo.com> wrote:

From: angela england <mariaaengland@ yahoo.com>
Subject: [eSens] analog tv
To: eSens@yahoogroups. com
Date: Thursday, June 18, 2009, 11:29 AM

Is anyone noticing a lessening of symptoms since the conversion to pure digital tv.  I know everyone was apprehensive, but I realized that all the local tv stations have been double transmitting on analog and digital for months or years.  I think this could be a positive thing since there is obviously less tv transmission.  Nothing between channels 2 and 19.  My wife has had a symptom-free week since this conversion.  She has not taken any supplements, except for ndf for 2 or 3 days.  She still has her quantum machines on, but that is it.  I see a direct relation to absence of analog.  At first I thought the neighbor with his plasma tv and satellite dish was on vacation.  But the fact she has no hot flashes anywhere she goes or other symptoms, I feel it is due to the tv conversion.
 
just wondering in phoenix,
 
Mike

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thanks, Marc,
 
i don't have my Q-Pro in the house my tv is in.  next month i intend to have telephone and tv added to the other house with the Pro.  crossing fingers that all goes well.  i will remember what you said about putting thePro by the tv, Marc.  i am trying to decide whether i need to have the tv and telephone entrances changed.  they both enter on the bedroom side of that house.  i could avoid a long length of cable inside the house by having the entrances by the garage (other end of house) and a straight shot into the living room +/or the future media room we are thinking of setting up in the remodeled garage.  any thoughts on this?  we have the same problem with our water pipes and meter.  they enter under the bedrooms and the meter is directly outside one bedroom.  but everything which uses water is on the other side of the house, so we have water pipes everywhere in the basement!  and the gas entry is the same.  the only thing on the garage
side of house is the electric entrance.  so what are the thoughts on this???  is it okay to have all utilities enter from the same area the electricity comes in?  is telephone and tv cable ok running the length of the house?  (my experience is i get meter readings from these cables even thothey are not yet even hooked up.)
 
thanks for your help, i appreciate it,
diane

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From: Marc Martin <[hidden email]>
Subject: Re: [eSens] analog tv
To: [hidden email]
Date: Thursday, June 18, 2009, 12:54 PM








> interesting your wife did better since the conversion.  in my case i
> still have my tv set to analog (thru a cable connection).  but when i
> change it to the digital setting i get a headache and eye pain.

Maybe you need to move your Quantum Pro right next to your television
when watching it...

Marc
















     

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> any thoughts on this?

Certainly it would be the best to have the cables running the shortest
possible distance into your house, and as far away from where you are
spending most of your time in the house. Many people don't have this
luxury, however.

For some reason, this question just reminded me of a little vacation
trip I had about a month ago. We were staying in a little standalone
cabin, with no other cabins nearby, just grass, dirt roads, and forest.
This would sound perfect for someone with ES, right? Upon closer
inspection, the power lines for the dirt road ran DIRECTLY over the
bedroom, and were drooping quite low and close to the roof. Plus the
power utility box for the cabin was right outside the bedroom window.
So much for getting away from it all... :-)

(fortunately, I didn't really have a problem with this, but it
certainly looked bad from an ES perspective)

Marc

thanks, Marc,
 
this was my thinking also, but thought about the utility lines running along side the electric power and then was not sure.  but i have all utilities coming in at the same place in my old house and that house is less problematic es-wise.  it makes more sense to me to have the utilities come in closer to where they are actually used. 
 
thanks again,
d

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From: Marc Martin <[hidden email]>
Subject: Re: [eSens] analog tv
To: [hidden email]
Date: Friday, June 19, 2009, 6:03 PM








> any thoughts on this?

Certainly it would be the best to have the cables running the shortest
possible distance into your house, and as far away from where you are
spending most of your time in the house. Many people don't have this
luxury, however.

For some reason, this question just reminded me of a little vacation
trip I had about a month ago. We were staying in a little standalone
cabin, with no other cabins nearby, just grass, dirt roads, and forest.
This would sound perfect for someone with ES, right? Upon closer
inspection, the power lines for the dirt road ran DIRECTLY over the
bedroom, and were drooping quite low and close to the roof. Plus the
power utility box for the cabin was right outside the bedroom window.
So much for getting away from it all... :-)

(fortunately, I didn't really have a problem with this, but it
certainly looked bad from an ES perspective)

Marc
















     

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I see a direct relation to absence of analog. At first I thought the
neighbor with his plasma tv and satellite dish was on vacation. But the fact
she has no hot flashes anywhere she goes or other symptoms, I feel it is due
to the tv conversion.

just wondering in phoenix,

Mike



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hi, Paul,
 
i react to (at least some) plasma tvs too--not just you. 
 
diane

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In a message dated 19/06/2009 21:27:59 GMT Daylight Time,
evie15422@yahoo. com writes:

I see a direct relation to absence of analog. At first I thought the
neighbor with his plasma tv and satellite dish was on vacation. But the fact
she has no hot flashes anywhere she goes or other symptoms, I feel it is due
to the tv conversion.

just wondering in phoenix,

Mike

Paul Uk - So I am not the only one that has problems with Plasma TVs care
to expand ?

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