Posted by R. Ticle on
URL: https://www.es-forum.com/Reactions-tp1552084p1552150.html

I think I'd agree with that being what the building biologist meant.  It's what my dad seems to do quite often when I tell him about different measurements; he uses the term EMF for 60 Hz electric or magnetic fields a lot.

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> Is RF also electromagnetic?  So the cell antennas put out bothof the

> frequencies RF & EMF? 



I don't consider RF and EMF to be 2 separate things. I consider RF

to be a specialized type of EMF.



When your building biologist measured your house, I think when he

was referring to EMF, he meant 60 hz (power lines), and when he

was referring to RF, he was referring to microwave radiation

from cellphone towers (~1 ghz).



> The noise you talk about is in other words interference or contamination

> or both?



I would call it "contamination" .



Marc



   
     

   
   


 



 






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