>Hello Anders Eriksson,
>
>you are quite right, my message does not appear in the complete message
>listing on Yahoo.
>
>I wrote on 01-03-2004:
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>Hello Wille Borlin,
>
>you wrote:
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>>Obviously the object must be to kill incoming radiation completely,
>>always chase for the stars.............
>>So why not always choose the best?
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>First of all, not many people can afford that.
>There are people who have spend 60,000 dollars on shielding, and were
>disappointed with the results!
>The meaning of good shielding is, that you feel comfortable in your home.
>
>There are cages, used by the military and research laboratories (a glimpse
>you may see in my english version of *het bitje*), which they call

>rooms*. They are completely shielded.
>A number of people have difficulties in there. They feel very uncomfortable
>in it. I know people who had to leave after 10 minutes.
>Astronauts nowadays do have a Schumann (7.83 Hz) frequency generator with
>them, when they go out into space.
>In an anechoic room, these Schumann frequencies are shielded off also.
>The same goes for a totally shielded room.
>
>Therefore I wrote:
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>>"But never, all the walls, ceiling and floor should be shielded.
>>Always leave something open."
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>There must always be an opening where the cosmic radiation can enter your
>room.
>Most of the time, the HF radiation comes from a horizontal level, and from

>few directions. It is not necessary to shield then in the opposite
>directions. Only against the sides it is coming from.
>The HF radiation goes straight away. It does not take bends or turns.
>But it can reflect against certain surfaces.
>Therefore a good HF meter is important to check and recheck.
>
>You wrote:
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>>Finally you say that the paint has to be grounded.
>>Grounding has absolutely no effect in medium and high-frequency shielding.
>>Either you have a good shield or not.
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>Normally, when you shield against high frequencies, the used materials do
>not have to be grounded, because the radiation will be absorbed and
>transformed into heat.
>But is is different with these paints. Contrary to the wallpapers, films,
>etcetera, the paint is electrically conductive. It can therefore pick up
>electrical AC fields from lines in the walls, and therefore it MUST be
>grounded, according to safety regulations. So the grounding has nothing to
>do with the high frequencies, but with the possible pick-up of low

>at the same time.
>Don't forget, dr. Gruen proved with his *watering the seeds*, that
>longitudinal waves go right through a cage of Farady.
>And for heavy electrosensible persons, those *things* are not enough;
>shielding is also neccessary.
>
>Greetings,
>Charles Claessens
>member Verband Baubiologie
>http://members.rott.chello.nl/cclaessens/
>http://www.hese-project.org
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>----- Original Message -----
>From: "Anders Eriksson" <[hidden email]>
>To: <[hidden email]>
>Sent: Friday, March 05, 2004 17:57
>Subject: Re: [eSens] Re:[eSense] windows
>
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>>Sorry Charles,
>>
>>the only mail that I can find (in the complete message listing on Yahoo)
>>that is on the same topic as my questions is this: "From: "charles"
>><cclaessens@c...> / Date: Sun Feb 29, 2004 10:08 pm / Subject: Re:
>>[eSens] windows", and it doesn't answer my questions!
>>
>>Here I repeat the questions:
>>
>>1) You say that the paint has to be grounded. Why?
>>2) "But never, all the walls, ceiling and floor should be shielded.
>>Always leave something open." Why?
>>
>>Anders Eriksson