>> Now, if I were in a big city apartment or condo, those readings might
>> be between 250-500 so that might take 20 filters or so filters to
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>> down to under 50.
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> One thing I've noticed is that the readings I get on my Stetzerizer
> meter seem rather random. That is, one night my bedroom can be reading
> 50, and then another night it can be reading 300. There's nothing
> different that I can tell going on in my house, so the variability
> presumably must be from the neighbors or the utility.
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> But again, I can plug in a $20 Quantum minimax or a $60 Quantum
> power strip and get instant relief. I'm not sure what the additional
> benefit might be to purchase $600 of Stetzerizer filters, other than
> to get the reading on one meter to drop. :-)
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> Also, I'm still concerned that I may be incompatible with these
> capacitor shunt filters -- it's not only the Stetzerizer filter
> that's given me a sharp pain in my head... I once bought a power strip
> with a capacitor RF filter in it that gave me the same reaction.
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> Marc
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