re/ "ow EMF" laptop

John wrote:
I bought a 15-inch CRT screen from them a long time ago. It was fairly
low in the ELF range. Was expensive, but I was basically satisfied. I
also got an ELF gaussmeter that I'm quite happy with.

Shivani replies:
If you were just using a gaussmeter to meter the laptop, you would not be
able to read the electric field. Also, the usual gaussmeter only reads 50/60
Hz.
Thus, you'd have no way of measuring the higher frequencies of electrical
pollution that are present. These are what cause people's ES symptoms.
Charles will quibble, but I find the Aaronia Multidetektor II Profi
excellent for this purpose. You can read about it on my site, www.LifeEnrgies.com/.

The higher frequencies are what cause ES symptoms? I find ELF
fields equally troublesome. I was referring to a CRT (cathode ray
tube) screen, not a laptop computer. Electric fields I am not overly
concerned with. I was commenting on products I'd obtained from
safelevel.com and I've found their digital ELF gaussmeter quite
useful.

John Lankes

> If you were just using a gaussmeter to meter the laptop, you
would not be
> able to read the electric field. Also, the usual gaussmeter only
reads 50/60
> Hz.
> Thus, you'd have no way of measuring the higher frequencies of
electrical
> pollution that are present. These are what cause people's ES
symptoms.
> Charles will quibble, but I find the Aaronia Multidetektor II
Profi
> excellent for this purpose. You can read about it on my site,
www.LifeEnrgies.com/.
>