I started killing the breakers at night again. I was doing it for years and then stopped. What's remarkable is how 'quiet' it feels. My mG reading goes down to about a .5 so still a little high. But body voltage goes way down and since my sinus surgery to open up my airway, I believe I notice the improvement this gives much more now.
Million dollar question: this situation is everywhere. Even reducing it from 25 to 5 v/m. That still equates to 100k (ish) uw/m3. If you saw 100 k on a WiFi reading you would be concerned. Am I correct? (I did just ask this in a different thread). Ty.
We're talking about two different things here - electric fields are different than radio frequency. We measure electric fields in volts per meter and we measure RF in microwatts per square meter, so it's not the same.
@@cathycooke to clarify; the conversion does not equal the same impact. the two different measuments convert= 5v/m (ish) = 100k uw/m3 (ish) . but you are saying the impact on the body is not equal. which one is worse? or what are the differences? basically what should i focus on reducing in my house first.
Great info Cathy. Thank you!
I started killing the breakers at night again. I was doing it for years and then stopped. What's remarkable is how 'quiet' it feels. My mG reading goes down to about a .5 so still a little high. But body voltage goes way down and since my sinus surgery to open up my airway, I believe I notice the improvement this gives much more now.
Does the tf2 trifield work to measure to measure electric field?
Yes it does Charlie
Million dollar question: this situation is everywhere. Even reducing it from 25 to 5 v/m. That still equates to 100k (ish) uw/m3.
If you saw 100 k on a WiFi reading you would be concerned.
Am I correct?
(I did just ask this in a different thread). Ty.
We're talking about two different things here - electric fields are different than radio frequency. We measure electric fields in volts per meter and we measure RF in microwatts per square meter, so it's not the same.
@@cathycooke to clarify; the conversion does not equal the same impact. the two different measuments convert= 5v/m (ish) = 100k uw/m3 (ish) . but you are saying the impact on the body is not equal.
which one is worse? or what are the differences? basically what should i focus on reducing in my house first.
@@Barbarian___ we really don't know as we don't know which is the most important thing for you personally