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Loni Rosser on
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I don't have a meter to measure anything. I just know I'm still frying in there. Let me know about the drapes. Loni
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From: Andrew McAfee <
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Subject: Re: [eSens] Re: new to group/Grounding
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Date: Tuesday, April 5, 2011, 10:12 AM
I am struggling with the same thing (copper painted bedroom). I am
now experimenting with microwave absorbing material. I'll have the
drapes finished in a few weeks and will let you know if it makes a
difference.
In the mean time, please make sure as much as possible is turned off
so there is no electricity getting into that room. Check for
electrical fields off the walls/shielding paint which will reveal/
signify there is current running into the room from somewhere.
Andrew
On Apr 5, 2011, at 12:53 PM, Loni wrote:
>> who knows what kind of frequencies are riding on your ground wires...
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> Well I'm wondering if this is why my y shield paint in the master
> is not working because the Building Biologist ran the silver tape
> around the room & then grounded it to the outlet. I paid $2,000 for
> that job & can't sleep in there even with the electric turned off.
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> Any ideas? Loni
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> Subject: Re: [eSens] Re: new to group
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>> Oh that's interesting! I'm glad I sent my grounding mat back. I
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>> an area with close to 300 antennas near by. So for me going out in my
>> yard in my bare feet might be more injurious to me?
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> Presumably that would be okay... :-)
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> And presumably an Earthing grounding mat connected to a stake
> in the soil would be okay as well. However, many of us connect
> our grounding mats to the ground pin in a nearby power outlet,
> which isn't exactly the same thing... who knows what kind of
> frequencies are riding on your ground wires...
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