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> From: Peter <[hidden email]>
>To: [hidden email]
>Sent: Thursday, August 22, 2013 12:08:15 AM
>Subject: [eSens] Re: 100% EMF free Environment
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>Thanks for sharing the info on basalt rebar.  I hadn't heard of that.
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>My only concern would be the solar inverter - if you plan to have 120V AC.  Even the ones that claim to be "pure sine wave" inverters seems to give off tons of dirty electrical. 
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>If you find a really "clean" inverter, please share it.
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>I was thinking of using solar, but trying to do DC as much as possible (running it like a boat or RV).
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>--- In [hidden email], Cecilia Carter <ciel_carter_music@...> wrote:
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>> What region of Texas are you in? ... like, what is the largest city that is close to you, and how far away are you from it? 
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>> Thanks,
>> Ciel in Seagoville, TX
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>>  From: lwhatley11 <lwhatley11@...>
>> To: [hidden email]
>> Sent: Tuesday, August 20, 2013 10:12 PM
>> Subject: [eSens] 100% EMF free Environment
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>> Hello everybody, I haven't posted in a long time but try to read the discussions as much as possible.  You all have taughtg me many tricks on how to remediate my environment since a Smart Meter was installed on my house 2 1/2 years ago.  As I have posted before, my family owns land in rural Texas that apparently is completely free of detectable EMF according to my Acoustimeter.  It was a very strange feeling when I turned on this meter for the first time on this property.  After it went through its diagnosics, it went completely blank, void of any lights.  At first I thought that it must be broken but then I looked at the digital display and the reading was 0.00!!!  That blew my mind but it also explained why this area has always felt like "home".  I need to move to this area not only for my own health but also to be on-site year around to accelerate my project of building EMF free cottages for people to rent temporarly (to defrag thier nervous

>>  or permanently.  Which brings me to the reason for this post.  I have a spinal cord injury that I sustained many years ago and for me to live and work in this area full time I need assistance with a few daily living tasks.  So if there is anyone that this sort of lifestyle appeals to please contact me.  The building structures will be strawbale with basalt rebar and 8' copper grounding rods; passive solar design; very little electricity needed so that solar panels can be utilized rather than being connected to the Smart Grid... and more.  Salary and other amenities will be discussed if anyone decides to contact me.  Thanks again to Marc and the group for providing a safe, informative haven for us ESers... you seriously have saved my life more than once!  Much gratitude to you all.  ~Laurie
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