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BiBrun on
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It's tough to get a filter that really works unless it has
a good ground that you don't mind contaminating (i.e.,
the whole thing is far away from you).
I would not bother with Stetzer filters (they might help if
you are far from it and there is a bad magnetic EMF source
on the circuit). You want a big heavy multistage filter.
But even then you can create ground loops.
The easiest thing is to replace newer wall warts with the old
linear (preferably regulated) kind. Jameco sells some.
Bill
On Fri, Jan 14, 2011 at 1:16 PM, Marc Martin <
[hidden email]> wrote:
>
>
> > Don't know you guys if you got any luck or what have you come up to
> > as for witch device work the best for EMF or Dirty Electricity
> > removal ???
>
> I suppose it depends on what your goal is -- to reduce the readings
> on your meter, or to feel better?
>
> I've tried various filters that measurably reduce the dirty electricity
> meter readings (Stetzerizer meter, Entech meter), but sometimes that
> makes no difference in how I feel, and sometimes I actually feel worse
> from these filters!
>
> Meanwhile there are things like the Quantum Home and Earthcalm Home
> which have NO impact on these meters, yet do make me feel better.
>
> That said, I do use a Furman "linear filter" power strip (PST-8,PST-10)
> for my computer & TV stuff, which does reduce the meter readings
> without making me feel worse. :-)
>
> Marc
>
>
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