response to Marc re metering

> Marc wrote:
> What is the point in depending on meters when their results
> are useless?  If the meters all say that my LCD monitor is
> emitting zero radiation, yet I can't stand being in front
> of it for 5 minutes, then the "zero" reading is useless.
>
Obviously, you have to have a meter that measures the particular
influence by which you are being affected.  
How much RF is in your wiring, according to the Graham Stetzer meter?  
Whatever RF is there will be broadcast from your computer if you have it
plugged in to the utility power, or have a phone line plugged into it. Have you
checked for this too? (I am not prououncing this to be the problem. This
is just one more thing to check.)
We live in a cause and effect world. If an effect is occurring, there
is always a cause. It may not be easy to discover, but it is worth
continuting to make the effort. So far, I have not experienced an effect for which I
was not eventually able to discover the cause, and therefore do something
about it.
Regards,
Shivani


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> How much RF is in your wiring, according to the Graham Stetzer meter?

I just plugged in the meter here, and it reads about 200. According to the
website, this reading should be below 30. It'd certainly be nice to have
it below 30, but not if I can't stand the side effects of the filter
which is bringing it down to that level.

Of course, I will be interested in hearing others reactions if they try
these filters. Maybe I'm the only one bothered by the meters.... after
all, I seem to be in a minority by being more bothered by LCD monitors
than CRT.

(and I'd hate to see what the reading is at my workplace... probably
a lot higher...)

Marc

> Maybe I'm the only one bothered by the meters....

Err... I meant "bothered by the FILTERS..."

Marc (always making typos)

> I just plugged in the meter here, and it reads about 200. According to the
> website, this reading should be below 30.

Oh, wait... it only reads 200 with the computer on, the laundry going,
and the stereo and TV on. Turn these all off, and it drops to 50.
My TV alone increase the reading from 50 to 150!

Marc