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URL: https://www.es-forum.com/Get-rid-of-mattresses-with-metal-springs-tp4024195p4024274.html
So, we get all brainless now :-) ?
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Datum: Montag, 7. Januar, 2013 12:13 Uhr
this whole debate exposes the I am alright jack mentality and the fact that
the human race aint as smart as it would like to think, extinction is
somewhere on that wavelength.
puk
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Oh God, I can imagine. I wonder it makes still sense to buy or to rent a
house. You don't know what kind of antenna they will install there the next
day. They do not ask us anymore :-) . Nevertheless, I found some areas where
people start to protest that antennas for mobile phones are installed: In
an area west of Edinburgh in Scotland or in the North of San Francisco -
but they all continue to use WI-FI. What kind of sense makes this
then ... .
Stefanie
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The 4 G is definitely up and running in my area - about 300m away from my
home and I am feeling it - in bed in the morning when it seems to kick in
it feels as if I am being "fried" - and that is with a wooden bed and a foam
mattress with no springs or metal in it - and during the day I feel the
vibrations all the time - then at a point at around 5.30-6ish they ease off
as if it powers down for lower usage or something
Steph
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Sent: Saturday, 29 December 2012, 2:43
Subject: Re: [eSens] 4 G NETWORK - ANY TIPS ON COPING WITH IT
As I said in my previous post, 4G:
"The International Telecommunications Union has decreed that the 4G label
should only be used for services which can offer speeds of 1 Gigabit per
second. By comparison, 3G or third-generation networks offer data
transmission speeds averaging around 200 kilobits per second (kbps), which is
significantly slower than 4G technology. "
Maybe the reason you are not noticing a difference is because your area
does not have true 4G. Apparently, some Telco's are advertising 4G when
their speeds are not anywhere near 1 Gigabit per second.
Also, I am still trying to figure out exactly how much if any
significance, the Microwave activity is increased or intensified due to true 4G being
5,000 faster than 3G, with more databit actilvity. Due to all the different
wireless companies and plans, there are a lot of variables in various
locations because not all networks are equal. Most likely, larger Metropolitan
areas are making use of true 4G in certain pockets.
Hard to tell. It is like the Wireless Wild West out there.
C. Johnson
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Date: Friday, December 28, 2012, 1:08 AM
Hey Steph, to be honest I haven't noticed any difference at all, but then
I am about half a mile from my nearest tower.
regards
Ada/betty
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Sent: Thursday, 27 December 2012, 19:26
Subject: [eSens] 4 G NETWORK - ANY TIPS ON COPING WITH IT
Hello everyone
The 4 G network is being rolled out in my city as I write - I am
celebrating with family in a rural area as of now but am due to return to the city
tomorrow - and have no idea what I will be going back to. Since my house is
near a very large urban mast collection with lots of antenna on it I have a
pretty good idea that some of them will be upgraded to 4 G and I am going
tobe having a 4G experience in my hjome whether I like it or not - does
anyone have any experience of what the 4G does to ES people? and if anyone had
any tips on how they coped with it that would be great
Many thanks
Steph
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Sent: Wednesday, 26 December 2012, 0:52
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_http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6iEJW8xTNnc_
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