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Hello Anders Eriksson,
so you do disagree with me.
That is fine, but I do not quite understand with what exactly you disagree.
So you got trouble with a 50 Hz field.
What kind of field?
Was it just a wiring, or on an apparatus?
Was the current runing or not?
If it was not, than ther only was a (higher) electrical field.
If it was, than a magnetic field is also there.
An E-field only, exists only when no current is flowing.
As soon as current is flowing, when an apparatus is put on, a magnetic field
is also there.
Of course an electric field can do harm, but in my opinion, the magnetic
fields are much more harming us.
For that reason, 3D Tesla meters are developed, with a build-in logger, in
order to see, how the fluctuations over time are, because they can vary
enormously.
If you disagree with me, does that mean, that you are more sensible to
electrical fields than to magnetic fields?
Greetings,
Charles Claessens
member Verband Baubiologie
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Sent: Monday, March 15, 2004 17:03
Subject: Re: [eSens] Interesting link and more...
> Hello Charles,
>
> i do disagree with you! I have had truble from 50Hz E-fields (they give
> me burns on my neck (a few minutes E-fields gieves the same reaction as
> if i had been burned by the sun for houers).
>
> Hello Marc,
>
> I have to clear one thing up: "placebo effect" for me is the same as
> getting your internal "healing system" acting in your body (you can read
> a little about it in: "Cross Currents" by Robert O. Becker, ISBN 0 87477
> 609 0).
>
> charles wrote:
> > Hello Wille Borlin,
> >
> > with Powerlines, we do generally not speak about frequencies.
> > It is not the electrical alternating fields that are disturbing us.
> >
> > It is the magnetic alternating fields that gives the most worry.
> > We are lulled into oblivion with the remarks that a 100 uT, or
microTesla is
> > not to worry about, but we building biologists speak about nT, or
NanoTesla.
> > 100 uT is 100,000 nT.
> > And we say, one should try to stay under 20 nT, in order not to get
sick.
> >
> > Magnetic fields one can feel.
> > The TCO norm for computer monitors says 200 nT at 30 cm for the
> > frequncyrange of 5-2000 Hz and 25 nT for the frequncy range from 2-400
KHz.
> >
> > The background *noise* for cities is 50-60 nT, while on the countryside
this
> > is 20-30 nT (generally).
> >
> > For electrosensible people, the combination of magnetic fields and the
> > accompanying frequency can have another effect.
> > Tests have shown that a certain person did not react to a strong
magnetic
> > field of 5000 nT at 50 Hz, but heavily on a weak 350 Hz field of only 30
nT.
> > Also on a 150 and a 550 Hz field.
> >
> > Some examples:
> > Television when running: 50 cm 3500 nT
> > idem when on standby; 50 cm 300 nT
> > TL light: 50 cm 1100 nT
> > Small trafo: 20 cm > 3000 nT
> > El radio alarm clock: 20 cm 1000-2000 nT
> > idem :5 cm 30,000 nT
> > El heating blanket: 1 cm up to 10,000 nT
> >
> > Greetings,
> > Charles Claessens
> > member Verband Baubiologie
> >
http://members.rott.chello.nl/cclaessens/> >
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> >