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--- In [hidden email], SArjuna@a... wrote:
>
> Quai Xemen: I tested the faraday cage with my trifield meter.
There is a definite magnetic current when I put the meter next to the
AWG no. 2 wire that takes it to the ground rod. And that is even
when the TV is turned off. It sits right next to the TV. As I
stated before that I felt a definite current going through my fingers
when I held the wire in my hand just before connecting it to the
ground rod. I attributed this to the TV which was on at the time. I
think that since I felt this current in my fingers before I attached
it to the ground rod then it is definitely pulling something out of
the house and going to ground. But then again, I know really nothing
about this stuff and so I don't know what might be happening after
the wire is attached to the ground. I'm getting a reading of about
1.5 on the magnetic side when the meter is next to the wire grounding
the faraday cage and it drops to almost nothing only a few inches
away from the cage. I think the cage is safe. But still I will have
to do some testing to find out exactly what is going on once I get
those items you suggested I use to take measurements myself. Thanks.
> >
> >
> Shivani replies:
> If you have current on the ground and you ground the things
that you
> mention you have, you are giving the high frequencies free access
via items and
> they are now broadcasting the damaging frequencies throughout your
living
> space.
> You can have someone come with an oscilloscope and read what
is on your
> ground, your beams, etc. You can also buy a clamp-on ampmeter
and take
> readings on your pipes, beams, etcetera yourself. If there is
current on these,
> you can bet it contains the same high frequencies that you found in
your
> circuits.
> In the US today it is no longer safe to ground to ground/terra
firma.
> Some individuals grounding earth tethers, faraday cages, etc. have
made
> themselves very ill doing this.
> High frequency electrical fields on your floor can also be
caused by
> having high frequency current on water pipes, phone or tv lines
that are running
> under the floor. Remember that the high frequencies are subject
to the
> "skin effect," so they tend to spread out over surfaces that you
would not
> ordinarliy consider conductive.
> Regards,
> Shivani
>
>
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