Yeah, same kind of logic on his Vegetable Police channel. He’s given me lots of laughs in the past, soo many - on both of his channels. But lately I’m starting to just facepalm at his logic, and wonder why I’m still watching and subscribed. It’s been slightly off for me ever since he’s started doing more productive reviews. I don’t know...maybe he’s trying to hard? On his VP channel, we see his health journey, but he’s been slamming others still on his ‘old’ diets, and it’s like, dude they’re on their own health journey as well. It’s not cool to slam them just cuz it didn’t work for you. I dunno...maybe I’ve just run my course with him. I keep hoping he’ll go back to his older ‘less angsty’ style against others. 😞
Joanne Hart after the last VP video, I was gonna suggest he combine them into one channel called Candida Conspiracies but that leaves out the camera keyword.
My cursory search for info found: Radiation that actually causes issues, could potentially cause cancer, etc., is usually ionizing radiation. It has a very high frequency and can cause mutations in DNA, possibly leading to cancer. The frequency required to be ionizing? At least 1,000,000 GHz. That is literally a 500,000 times higher frequency than what Wi-Fi transmits on, 2.4 GHz or 5 GHz. Non-ionizing radiation, which Wi-Fi falls under, does little more than transfer heat. The WirelessGo uses 2.4 GHz. Seems legit.
Chad Johnson exactly. Complaining about radiation is as factual as flat earthers and moon landing deniers and anti vaccine people. Sad. Not gonna stop liking this channel but when Kassey comes with this kind of ridiculous argumentation it makes me quite sad.
research-in test tubes, animals, and humans-has been mixed, with no definitive proof that cell-phone radiation harms human health, but also unable to completely clear it of any potential risk. The research into the RF signals used with WiFi is even more preliminary, focused on lab and animal studies, making it even more difficult to reach firm conclusions about their safety or risk. look up consumerReports dotOrg on measures to keep safe.. i mean if they're banning or limiting it in schools it's got to make you think
rigby Bucolic read the top comment - “ionising radiation”. This is well defined and even if there were any doubt of what levels and periods of radiation would be dangerous, mobile networks and Wi-Fi and “technology” around us are many many orders of magnitude smaller. In the worst case scenario just don’t spend a whole day right in front of a mobile cell antenna. But with energy reducing by somewhere between the square and the cube of the distance (as the antennas are directional) even just a metre away is already way less dangerous. I did my research. I’ve worked on a mobile operator and had access to all the data, even any potential data that could potentially not come out if any were true. I no longer have any binding to defend them so there is zero reason for me to lie or hide anything. Basically the conclusion was to turn the cell off when in maintenance, and stay away from a FWA beam, which is highly focused and can easily kill a bird crossing it. But a phone, nothing to worry. If the phone were transmitting at maximum power continuously, the battery would be going down fast and dying in just some dozen of minutes.
I worked on fire control radar in the Navy (used to aim the weapons). It was around the 4Ghz range and way more power than anything we use in our homes. The Navy was convinced it was the only radar it was okay to walk in front of when it was on and the science suggested it wouldn't cause issues except, as you say, heat!
Business Outside The Lines - w/Chuck Peavey that’s a good example. It’s the product of the frequency, the transmitting power, and the area (omni vs. directional vs. point focus), times time, that matters. Not just “it emits radiation” or the latest wave of “5G is bad because it’s higher frequency”. I mean, the Earth is also flat when looked at short distances. LOL.
I'll likely be dead in 5 years anyway so I wear 3 Rode's, pour whisky on my cornflakes, run with scissors, smoke a pack a day while wearing the patch as well, and always eat a big meal just before jumping in the deep end of the pool.... 😁
Bluetooth isn’t “super powered wifi”, it’s underpowered wifi. Bluetooth uses about 1/10 the power of wifi, and Bluetooth LE (rev 5) uses even less still (but that transmission is only used for maintaining connections, not actual transfer of data/sound, but the Apple Watch uses LE for most of what it does). Then on top of that, cell signals use about 10x the power of wifi. So on that scale, all the while, constantly, there is FM, AM, cell tower, and all manner of other radiations currently passing through your body all the time at power levels Much greater than Bluetooth, and typically even greater than sitting in the same room as a wifi router. All that is to say...most of what we do aside from holding a cell phone against our heads while on an active call, hardly has any effect on the amount of radiation we’re already subject to. Even if it did matter, which it doesn’t so much, since cell phone and wifi radiation is non-ionizing, which means it’s weakly interacting low energy electrons. Compared to UV and X-ray radiation, which is ionizing and strongly interacts with/damages cells. So put on a sun hat, use speakerphone, and you’ll probably be just fine.
Wes Perry, we’re having fun here, then you turned up with your facts, your information based reason and scientific analysis and now the fun has gone. As a wise man once said “Its no use being right if you can’t even hold a candle to a golf rat.”
YO fyi the rode wireless go has a volume adjustment in it so you can bump down the volume of your lav mic to use with your x3000 ❤️ but you do have to get cancer to use it so it’s a toss up really.
@@shammyh Radio wave are radiation, but they not nuclear or ionizing radiation such as gamma rays, X-rays, higher frequency ultraviolet light. Nor are they microwaves or infra-red light. However, radio waves can, like microwaves induce heating. However, they would have to be generated at high enough power and they lose power in accordance to the inverse square law. That said, your point that people shouldn't confuse ionizing radiation, or the more biologically harmful frequencies/power of the wide electromagnetic spectrum with low power radiowaves bears repeating. Mind you, I wouldn't want to sit next to an active cell phone tower for anything more than a few minutes.
@UCe_3sFV6IoSOLHYunULRibw Yes, and RF waves can be harmful at strong enough power. They can induce heating. But for the most part, we don't encounter that amount of radiowave energy even sitting next to an old CRT TV. The EMF bomb is a nuclear device which generates a powerful wideband pulse of electro-magnetic energy which include radio waves. That interacts with electronic equipment and upsets the timings and can cause overloads of various components. But shielding is fairly simple so the concept is more or less obsolete from a military perspective, but it can still affect infrastructure. As an example, solar storms... which are pulses of atoms and nuclear particles from the sun can cause cause havoc with radiowaves and unprotected electrical systems.
Camera Conspiracies “7 feet or so” this is a joke, right? This entire video must be a troll. You can use the 5Ghz band to send a usable video signal over 200 meters LOS no problem with the equivalent power output of most consumer WiFi routers. Most condos and apartment complexes are channel saturated on the 2.4 and 5Ghz bands. This isn’t even considering any 700Mhz or 300Mhz channels kicking around you. If you’ve flown on an airplane even once in your life you’ve been exposed to more RF AND ionizing radiation than you’d ever get from that little Bluetooth device in a lifetime. If you step outside you’re getting blasted by tons more RF from that evil ball in the sky called the Sun. I dunno what you’ve been reading, but it’s extra wrong and doesn’t even fall into the realm of real physics.
LOL this is the best Netflix comedy special I have seen lately....wait what is this? I was looking for a Rode Mic review, now I don't why I'm mad at my sandwich....
This one was a bit out there. Valid that it’s probably not a good everyday day for several hours solution if worn on the neck. But recording public speaking to video once or twice a week with a lav attached would be a great use case. You are walking in a sea of BT energy all around much of the time. It’s hardly the tipping point. If you need to record from a distance, it’s the best sound per dollar the occasional videographer can get.
@@cameraconspiracies If you can see any of the neighbours wifi networks with your computer or phone, they are indeed blasting your face and then it's time to get the wallpaper :)
@@cameraconspiracies You should get some radio wave detector and make a video about it. You'll probably find lots of bugs in your apartment from canon and fuji haha
there are powerful radio waves surrounding you at all times from 20ghz doing all manner of things from allowing radio communication around the world, to wifi, to bluetooth, to multiband cellular telephone and data services, to satellite phone and radio, to terrestrial tv broadcast, to various environmental monitoring services to gps relays to ads-b airplane and boat tracking (mandatory beacons to help air and sea traffic control), to radio control of traffic control devices (lights), public cameras for both crime monitoring and ticketing systems for cars, etc. all of this stuff is FCC regulated for interference between licensed frequency bands and all of it uses non-ionizing radiation that has been proven time and time again to be non-harmful to animals (including humans). we've been using radio for well over 100 years now and the technology is pretty well understood. - in fact, all electronics sold in the US go through rigorous testing by the FCC to ensure that it specifically does NOT put out any ionizing radiation that could be harmful to animals (including humans) unless the device is specifically designed to do so (such as x-ray machines and other scientific and medical apparatus) and such devices are heavily regulated and require special licensing in order to obtain and operate. Please note, I don't mean to be a troll, I very much enjoy your content (particularly your camera reviews, comparisons, and evaluations, thank you!), but fearmongering over science that the general public doesn't seem to fully grock but has been scientifically understood for quite a long time should not go without commentary imho.
@@FlappySock I'm sorry but there are tons of studies on that site, and there's no way you just debunked them all in 2 minutes, you didn't even read them. If you want to hold cellphones up to your ear for hours, be my guest I'm just letting people know there are potential dangers, and I'm erring on the side of caution.
@@FlappySock I can't guarantee they are correct, but there seems to be enough evidence suggesting emf's can be a problem and I'm not willing to wait for some super official group of scientists to confirm. It causes me no inconvenience to not use these wireless products, and have my wifi modem far away from me while I work. Better safe than sorry.
thanks for this video! I dont know what the u-toob artificial intelligence individual was thinking when he sent me this but yeah.....it works for me! I like this guy somehow......
I bought it for very quick interview setups, I fucking love it, the other day I did 27 quick interviews, no time to setting up a lav mic everytime. If you put the transmitter inside the clothes with only the clamp showing it is reasonably discrete. And that radiation stuff... Like we spend our whole lifes with an smartphone right next ro us...
I have rode Go.. I have attached it to my metallic mesh faraday cage underpants (on backwards of course) and am using a lav mic attached to the broadcast unit .. it works .. even if people look at me funny
I love this so much! I've just bought a Wireless Go and I was looking for a review. I am hysterical with laughter! I actually agree with you about the WiFi in my neck, I'd forgotten about that. Luckily I won't use it too much. Thank you - I really really love this video. 😂
I've watched enough Marvel films to tell me it could end well, so it's worth the risk. Sometimes I wear the Rode and BT headphones while having my iPad on my lap, mainly because I think I green could be a flattering colour for me.
@@DavideTravelli Microwave is non ionizing, the worse it can do to you is to heat you up. If you are not sweating excessively or suffering from burns. you should be fine.
@@dannyjonze it heats the food up by vibrating the water molecules. Please note that microwave oven uses a frequency that is specifically absorbs by water. Radio waves, which BT, Wifi and so on uses, mostly pass through most objects harmlessly. (Which is why they are chosen) Also, microwave food just tastes bad due to lack of caramelizing and sometimes uneven cooking, they do not give u cancer, in case you are wondering. Non ionizing radiation cannot make your food radioactive.
@@童緯強 well that is the official version. microwaves do damage food molecules in unnatural ways. i dont bother with them for those reasons. it's a misnomer, you can heat food up just as quick on the hob.
The only reason you don’t like Røde is because it’s Australian and the CSIRO also an Australian research dept invented WiFi and all Canada created was some Mounties who love the Royal family
I am Happy that you have this healthy focus as well from time to time. We should all be aware that the companies only care about profit and don't give a fuck about if we live or not.
I have hotpads you can put your hand in like an oven mitt. They are both a hot pad and an oven mitt, they're very special... Didn't realize until now they are a sign that I'd reached the pinnacle of success... I feel very privileged! BTW, around 1997, I bought the 2 channel Azden Pro. It was pretty cheap but does a good job, keeps on working and no brick attached to my shirt!
I agree with you, people don't realize how much electromagnetic pollution we are exposed to, and when we add all another types of pollution .... well it is not pretty picture at all.
I couldn't help but notice how the furry wind muff matched your hair cut back in the day.. I thought that was the look you were going for..anyway....Awesomely funny stuff dude.. made my morning.
I used a rode wireless go in my last video and I’m laughing my ass off at this.. it’s clipped to my shirt exactly like you said 😂 and I have 3 HUGE Nike logos in my main set. “Loser!” Love you Camera Conspiracies
Ok so all my spamming comments about the a6400 is starting to pay off so now I just need to keep mentioning how the Rode GoWireless is a game changer. Especially for guys that go to Value Village and look at dolls. I use a lav with it because I don’t want the pubic hair puffy thing tickling my neck. I eat BBQ so the beams of death can’t even penetrate my sodium force field anyways. Casey glad you are not a fan of the Rode gowireless your fruit filled body would get crushed.
All I gotta invent is a small lead apron thingy to put around the neck. Its like the mini version they use when you get xrays done. I am gonna go now to have it patented so nobody can steal my idea.
I've been using the Rode Wireless Go with the Lav for about two months online making yoga videos for my partner.... she and I are actually really impressed.
1) Put some black tape over the logo, or color it black with a marker. 2) Wear a proper shirt with a collar and pocket, clip the mic to the inside of your pocket. 3) Use a lavalier plugged to it. Prob best for you since you are outside so much. You need that wind muff. But the convenience of these are the ability to quickly mic up yourself or others, without the wires. I'm using the Comica now, and will probably get the Hollyland Lark system. I've used Sony wireless for 10 years, but it feels old and clunky now.
My laptop is attached to my lap by way of a special harness so I can use it even when standing and my baby can hold a candle to a golf rat all day long. Take that PETA!
Hi! I'm so impessed with the audio clarity, which is very crisp and clear. As far as I understand, you are using your Sennheiser ME 2 Lav mic which is connected to an external audio recorder, (Zoom H1) and then edited on Adobe Audition. Can you tell me if I'm right? Can anyone who is going through this comment, help me with identifying his audio set up, used in this video!
Last time I saw a woman eating a bagel it made me flinge too, but that couldn't possibly hold a candle to a golf rat. Rode makes mics, but your contributions to the English language are greater than any golf rat's.
This review would have been absolutely spectacular if he had reached under his jacket and pulled off the Rode Wireless Go II Wireless Microphone at the very end.
Thanks for the laugh. I think the important thing to remember is, laughter is the best immunity :). I plan to have a lot of fun using the rode wireless microphone
Dude, how can you sit this close to the window and not wearing a full-body tin foil wrap? There's a thermonuclear reactor out there in the sky blasting at you 1500 watts per square meter. Unlike electronic devices, some of the Sun's radiation is actually ionizing.
I think I'm with you Casey.... but wait....you’d think, with all the increase in radio frequencies that our bodies are now subjected too... the average human life expectancy would be dropping, but no… we live considerably longer than our predecessors, who had to live in a world of bad audio and without all the benefits of Rode Wireless Go's !!!
Best and safest way to communicate two tin cans and a piece of string. You may get a message from Rode, with a freebie, I thought the sloth was going to poo on you.
Well, people like me who live in the tiny room in their moms mobile home and struggle to just make the minimum monthly payment on their GoPro Hero 8 while trying to build up a UA-cam channel subscriber base, can't afford to even think about buying a frivolous piece of sound gear. Don't want and don't need. I'll fix it in post. Lol Thanks for the video. Cables and cords for me buddy. Cheers
Correct me if I am wrong -- but the receiver (Rode Go, or your computer) does not "beam" the Bluetooth/radio signal outward, it's the remote device (Rode Go transmitter, your keyboard) which broadcast the signal and the receiver picks it up -- right?????
I love you Kasey. Before a google search i thought it was a stupid conversation the effects of non ionizing radiation on the human body, but i see it is a somewhat controversial topic even among engineers; i study electrical and electronics engineering and one of my telecom teachers had negative thougths about it, even after working for decades on that field, even tho hes fine, and on the things ive looked up i dont think it does damage, and if it does it not that much, surely not more than the conservatives and pesticides healthy foods can have. And that only happens with things with antennas, the pc on the desk wont radiate stuff other than infrared (or heat), and tv remotes havent killed me yet... maybe bc doctors havent seen my thyroid aids... That being said, industries do hide a lot in the name of profits, so hopefully the radiation concerns are just exaggerations and everything its fine, but if i have learned something is this... in the telecom world... fuck wireless lol; it loses its shit, needs batteries, costs more, its harder to set up and its less cybersecure, if you really dont need wireless theres not much point in using it... long live cables and the camera conspiracies!
Literally finished recording with the Rode Wireless Go and was uploading my video whilst I watched this. It's the most fun and convenient thing ever, sure I look like a Rode shill because I haven't bought a lav mic to pair with it yet, but it's so easy, and easy makes it fun. The audio quality is more than good enough. I love how quick it makes recording videos without screwing around with the mic out of shot like I used to do when I was a chump. If mobile phone radiation was that bad, then how come we haven't had a brain cancer epidemic yet? They've been everywhere since the late 90s 🤷🏽♂️ I'm still waiting for the human population to be taken out by this stuff, so I can become a cyborg and ditch this weak and terrible body. If I was you I'd be more worried about the infra-red radiation from your instapot, that goes directly into your food! How can your veggies be healing when they're cooked with radiation?
I'm just happy you're using the a6400. The autofocus is a gift of magic from the Sony lizard people. Maybe I just have Sony eyes due to my a6400, but the color and exposure looks great when you use it.
I think you're ahead of the curve when it comes to radiation awareness. I personally have a electro sensitive friend, and his views on radiation has changed a lot due to his personal experience. He used to have WIFI stations at all over the place to ensure a good connection. Now his SaO2 drops when he's too long exposed... - But just like with heroin it can be difficult to quit an always connected addiction.
Seems that a lot people don’t realize this channel is a mix of reality and satire. But, if anyone thinks the Wireless Go sounds ‘great’, it’s time to upgrade your audio monitoring solutions or listen to a proper wireless system for comparison. It’s good in a pinch or for lower budget projects, but I wouldn’t trust it as far as I could throw it.
@@menssuccessbible3806 That guys cannon fodder man, too stupid to survive, there will be millions of these idiots populating the cancer wards of the future, be sure to instagram a vid of you vomiting blood into a bucket @zksHPuPngGs61kNJ
Video two weeks later:
"So about the Røde Wireless Go..."
Kind of like the Hero8 vids ;)
Was just about to comment this lol
Yeah, same kind of logic on his Vegetable Police channel. He’s given me lots of laughs in the past, soo many - on both of his channels. But lately I’m starting to just facepalm at his logic, and wonder why I’m still watching and subscribed. It’s been slightly off for me ever since he’s started doing more productive reviews. I don’t know...maybe he’s trying to hard? On his VP channel, we see his health journey, but he’s been slamming others still on his ‘old’ diets, and it’s like, dude they’re on their own health journey as well. It’s not cool to slam them just cuz it didn’t work for you. I dunno...maybe I’ve just run my course with him. I keep hoping he’ll go back to his older ‘less angsty’ style against others. 😞
@@Chuck8541 His logic?! What logic?? ;op
@@Chuck8541 It's a comedy channel.
I bought the wireless go and its easily the best travel friendly microphone out there.
I'm trying to figure out if this was a Camera Police or Vegetable Conspiracy video. Help me!!
Joanne Hart right? Good mix tho.
I'm liking the VP slipping in here haha
Joanne Hart after the last VP video, I was gonna suggest he combine them into one channel called Candida Conspiracies but that leaves out the camera keyword.
Its vegetable conspiracy!!!
Nailed it! Sometimes the Lines get pretty blurry 😂
This is one of the rarest moment. Vegetable police and Camera conspiracies possessed his body at the same time.
My cursory search for info found: Radiation that actually causes issues, could potentially cause cancer, etc., is usually ionizing radiation. It has a very high frequency and can cause mutations in DNA, possibly leading to cancer. The frequency required to be ionizing? At least 1,000,000 GHz. That is literally a 500,000 times higher frequency than what Wi-Fi transmits on, 2.4 GHz or 5 GHz. Non-ionizing radiation, which Wi-Fi falls under, does little more than transfer heat. The WirelessGo uses 2.4 GHz. Seems legit.
Chad Johnson exactly. Complaining about radiation is as factual as flat earthers and moon landing deniers and anti vaccine people. Sad. Not gonna stop liking this channel but when Kassey comes with this kind of ridiculous argumentation it makes me quite sad.
research-in test tubes, animals, and humans-has been mixed, with no definitive proof that cell-phone radiation harms human health, but also unable to completely clear it of any potential risk.
The research into the RF signals used with WiFi is even more preliminary, focused on lab and animal studies, making it even more difficult to reach firm conclusions about their safety or risk.
look up consumerReports dotOrg on measures to keep safe.. i mean if they're banning or limiting it in schools it's got to make you think
rigby Bucolic read the top comment - “ionising radiation”. This is well defined and even if there were any doubt of what levels and periods of radiation would be dangerous, mobile networks and Wi-Fi and “technology” around us are many many orders of magnitude smaller. In the worst case scenario just don’t spend a whole day right in front of a mobile cell antenna. But with energy reducing by somewhere between the square and the cube of the distance (as the antennas are directional) even just a metre away is already way less dangerous.
I did my research. I’ve worked on a mobile operator and had access to all the data, even any potential data that could potentially not come out if any were true. I no longer have any binding to defend them so there is zero reason for me to lie or hide anything. Basically the conclusion was to turn the cell off when in maintenance, and stay away from a FWA beam, which is highly focused and can easily kill a bird crossing it. But a phone, nothing to worry. If the phone were transmitting at maximum power continuously, the battery would be going down fast and dying in just some dozen of minutes.
I worked on fire control radar in the Navy (used to aim the weapons). It was around the 4Ghz range and way more power than anything we use in our homes. The Navy was convinced it was the only radar it was okay to walk in front of when it was on and the science suggested it wouldn't cause issues except, as you say, heat!
Business Outside The Lines - w/Chuck Peavey that’s a good example. It’s the product of the frequency, the transmitting power, and the area (omni vs. directional vs. point focus), times time, that matters. Not just “it emits radiation” or the latest wave of “5G is bad because it’s higher frequency”. I mean, the Earth is also flat when looked at short distances. LOL.
I'll likely be dead in 5 years anyway so I wear 3 Rode's, pour whisky on my cornflakes, run with scissors, smoke a pack a day while wearing the patch as well, and always eat a big meal just before jumping in the deep end of the pool.... 😁
Running with scissors is the fastest way to get them in the drawer :)
Most underrated internet comment of the day
Thank goodness you don't play in traffic!
👏🏻
I hope they’re organic cornflakes otherwise you’re screwed
Bluetooth isn’t “super powered wifi”, it’s underpowered wifi. Bluetooth uses about 1/10 the power of wifi, and Bluetooth LE (rev 5) uses even less still (but that transmission is only used for maintaining connections, not actual transfer of data/sound, but the Apple Watch uses LE for most of what it does). Then on top of that, cell signals use about 10x the power of wifi. So on that scale, all the while, constantly, there is FM, AM, cell tower, and all manner of other radiations currently passing through your body all the time at power levels Much greater than Bluetooth, and typically even greater than sitting in the same room as a wifi router.
All that is to say...most of what we do aside from holding a cell phone against our heads while on an active call, hardly has any effect on the amount of radiation we’re already subject to.
Even if it did matter, which it doesn’t so much, since cell phone and wifi radiation is non-ionizing, which means it’s weakly interacting low energy electrons. Compared to UV and X-ray radiation, which is ionizing and strongly interacts with/damages cells. So put on a sun hat, use speakerphone, and you’ll probably be just fine.
bioinitiative.org/
The irony is kind of lost on you lol
Wes Perry, we’re having fun here, then you turned up with your facts, your information based reason and scientific analysis and now the fun has gone. As a wise man once said “Its no use being right if you can’t even hold a candle to a golf rat.”
The Holgatron I...have no idea what that means. But I’ll still give it a 👍🏻 😂
Hi, I purchased the Rode Wireless Go and it is really great. I use it with a lavalier mic. No cancer yet :)
Watching this with AirPods in made me feel like I was getting ear cancer
You were :)
YO fyi the rode wireless go has a volume adjustment in it so you can bump down the volume of your lav mic to use with your x3000 ❤️ but you do have to get cancer to use it so it’s a toss up really.
Same feeling watching it without AirPods ...
Have you considered using the Rode Wireless Go microphone? TL;DR
There are probably like 15 routers blasting radiation in your face by the neighbours.
I've measured, I'm safe they only go like 7 feet or so.
@@shammyh Radio wave are radiation, but they not nuclear or ionizing radiation such as gamma rays, X-rays, higher frequency ultraviolet light. Nor are they microwaves or infra-red light. However, radio waves can, like microwaves induce heating. However, they would have to be generated at high enough power and they lose power in accordance to the inverse square law.
That said, your point that people shouldn't confuse ionizing radiation, or the more biologically harmful frequencies/power of the wide electromagnetic spectrum with low power radiowaves bears repeating. Mind you, I wouldn't want to sit next to an active cell phone tower for anything more than a few minutes.
@UCe_3sFV6IoSOLHYunULRibw Yes, and RF waves can be harmful at strong enough power. They can induce heating. But for the most part, we don't encounter that amount of radiowave energy even sitting next to an old CRT TV.
The EMF bomb is a nuclear device which generates a powerful wideband pulse of electro-magnetic energy which include radio waves. That interacts with electronic equipment and upsets the timings and can cause overloads of various components. But shielding is fairly simple so the concept is more or less obsolete from a military perspective, but it can still affect infrastructure. As an example, solar storms... which are pulses of atoms and nuclear particles from the sun can cause cause havoc with radiowaves and unprotected electrical systems.
Camera Conspiracies “7 feet or so” this is a joke, right? This entire video must be a troll. You can use the 5Ghz band to send a usable video signal over 200 meters LOS no problem with the equivalent power output of most consumer WiFi routers. Most condos and apartment complexes are channel saturated on the 2.4 and 5Ghz bands. This isn’t even considering any 700Mhz or 300Mhz channels kicking around you. If you’ve flown on an airplane even once in your life you’ve been exposed to more RF AND ionizing radiation than you’d ever get from that little Bluetooth device in a lifetime. If you step outside you’re getting blasted by tons more RF from that evil ball in the sky called the Sun. I dunno what you’ve been reading, but it’s extra wrong and doesn’t even fall into the realm of real physics.
Sound can be dangerous at high enough levels too. Just look at Vavoom - he could clear entire forests.
LOL this is the best Netflix comedy special I have seen lately....wait what is this? I was looking for a Rode Mic review, now I don't why I'm mad at my sandwich....
This one was a bit out there. Valid that it’s probably not a good everyday day for several hours solution if worn on the neck. But recording public speaking to video once or twice a week with a lav attached would be a great use case. You are walking in a sea of BT energy all around much of the time. It’s hardly the tipping point. If you need to record from a distance, it’s the best sound per dollar the occasional videographer can get.
You have wifi and Bluetooth around you all day. I guarantee within a couple of months you will be reviewing the Wifi blocking wallpaper.
I've measured it, that stuff doesn't travel far I'm good :)
@@cameraconspiracies If you can see any of the neighbours wifi networks with your computer or phone, they are indeed blasting your face and then it's time to get the wallpaper :)
@@cameraconspiracies You should get some radio wave detector and make a video about it. You'll probably find lots of bugs in your apartment from canon and fuji haha
there are powerful radio waves surrounding you at all times from 20ghz doing all manner of things from allowing radio communication around the world, to wifi, to bluetooth, to multiband cellular telephone and data services, to satellite phone and radio, to terrestrial tv broadcast, to various environmental monitoring services to gps relays to ads-b airplane and boat tracking (mandatory beacons to help air and sea traffic control), to radio control of traffic control devices (lights), public cameras for both crime monitoring and ticketing systems for cars, etc. all of this stuff is FCC regulated for interference between licensed frequency bands and all of it uses non-ionizing radiation that has been proven time and time again to be non-harmful to animals (including humans). we've been using radio for well over 100 years now and the technology is pretty well understood. - in fact, all electronics sold in the US go through rigorous testing by the FCC to ensure that it specifically does NOT put out any ionizing radiation that could be harmful to animals (including humans) unless the device is specifically designed to do so (such as x-ray machines and other scientific and medical apparatus) and such devices are heavily regulated and require special licensing in order to obtain and operate.
Please note, I don't mean to be a troll, I very much enjoy your content (particularly your camera reviews, comparisons, and evaluations, thank you!), but fearmongering over science that the general public doesn't seem to fully grock but has been scientifically understood for quite a long time should not go without commentary imho.
bioinitiative.org/
@@cameraconspiracies Thanks for the link, I'll be sure to check that out when I get home from work this evening.
@@FlappySock I'm sorry but there are tons of studies on that site, and there's no way you just debunked them all in 2 minutes, you didn't even read them. If you want to hold cellphones up to your ear for hours, be my guest I'm just letting people know there are potential dangers, and I'm erring on the side of caution.
@@FlappySock Then maybe take a couple minutes to actually read the studies instead of telling me how smart you are.
@@FlappySock I can't guarantee they are correct, but there seems to be enough evidence suggesting emf's can be a problem and I'm not willing to wait for some super official group of scientists to confirm. It causes me no inconvenience to not use these wireless products, and have my wifi modem far away from me while I work. Better safe than sorry.
"Do you want thyroid AIDS?" I'm dying! haha That's hysterical! lol
It’s official: THIS guy is the Johnny Carson of the internet! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
True
Cue Ed McMahon: "You are correct, sir!"
I think you mean the Alex Jones of the internet. Except that Alex Jones is the Alex Jones of the internet, I guess.
thanks for this video! I dont know what the u-toob artificial intelligence individual was thinking when he sent me this but yeah.....it works for me! I like this guy somehow......
You can take all the precautions you want and still get run over by a bus while you are walking to the grocery store to buy your organic bananas.
Camera Conspiracies is where Rod Serling(Twight Zone) meets One Flew over the Koo koo Nest meets B & H Photo,the best
I just saw 3 people died from wearing rode wireless go mics the other day. Wait no I didn’t
Wireless Go is superb. I use it all the time for interviews. You're wrong on this one my friend. 🤭
He knows, it's click bait central. I also love mine. It's a great piece of kit.
I think you missed the point lol.
When your in a cancer ward vomiting up your own blood I wonder if you will still think hes wrong, but hey - how about that audio.
I bought it for very quick interview setups, I fucking love it, the other day I did 27 quick interviews, no time to setting up a lav mic everytime. If you put the transmitter inside the clothes with only the clamp showing it is reasonably discrete.
And that radiation stuff... Like we spend our whole lifes with an smartphone right next ro us...
So you're going to test the Rode Wireless Go Mic with your go pro, or no?
I have rode Go.. I have attached it to my metallic mesh faraday cage underpants (on backwards of course) and am using a lav mic attached to the broadcast unit .. it works .. even if people look at me funny
Now, can we have some tin foil hats and lead scarves added to the Camera Conspiracies merch?
I love this so much! I've just bought a Wireless Go and I was looking for a review. I am hysterical with laughter! I actually agree with you about the WiFi in my neck, I'd forgotten about that. Luckily I won't use it too much. Thank you - I really really love this video. 😂
But, honestly, make sure you go out for walks a lot ... You have lots of technology around you all the time
No. It won't do harm to you. Go watch Electroboom's 5g video.
“Throw it outside your window and leave it for a cat” 😂😂😂riffing genius!
I mean, it is a conspiracy channel
I've watched enough Marvel films to tell me it could end well, so it's worth the risk. Sometimes I wear the Rode and BT headphones while having my iPad on my lap, mainly because I think I green could be a flattering colour for me.
You're living on the edge.
@@DavideTravelli Microwave is non ionizing, the worse it can do to you is to heat you up. If you are not sweating excessively or suffering from burns. you should be fine.
@@童緯強 what it does to the food though
@@dannyjonze it heats the food up by vibrating the water molecules. Please note that microwave oven uses a frequency that is specifically absorbs by water. Radio waves, which BT, Wifi and so on uses, mostly pass through most objects harmlessly. (Which is why they are chosen) Also, microwave food just tastes bad due to lack of caramelizing and sometimes uneven cooking, they do not give u cancer, in case you are wondering. Non ionizing radiation cannot make your food radioactive.
@@童緯強 well that is the official version. microwaves do damage food molecules in unnatural ways. i dont bother with them for those reasons. it's a misnomer, you can heat food up just as quick on the hob.
The only reason you don’t like Røde is because it’s Australian and the CSIRO also an Australian research dept invented WiFi and all Canada created was some Mounties who love the Royal family
I get all of my health advice from Vegetable Police and all of my science advice from Camera Conspiracies.
I swear every video is like watching Jimmy Fallon or Bill Hader on SNL, as if every video he makes is completely impromptu hahah
I am Happy that you have this healthy focus as well from time to time. We should all be aware that the companies only care about profit and don't give a fuck about if we live or not.
I have hotpads you can put your hand in like an oven mitt. They are both a hot pad and an oven mitt, they're very special... Didn't realize until now they are a sign that I'd reached the pinnacle of success... I feel very privileged!
BTW, around 1997, I bought the 2 channel Azden Pro. It was pretty cheap but does a good job, keeps on working and no brick attached to my shirt!
I think you forgot to put on your tin foil hat for this one. 😄
I was waiting for the slow-moving sloth to poo on his head when said sloth poos on itself.
I agree with you, people don't realize how much electromagnetic pollution we are exposed to, and when we add all another types of pollution .... well it is not pretty picture at all.
Man you make so much sense..was just about to buy won’t now..we mindlessly buy the latest gadgets not realising how healthy it is to consume them...
Keep your hippie veggie tales relief off our conspiracies channel thank you . ... you made me laugh out loud on the subway this morning.
I couldn't help but notice how the furry wind muff matched your hair cut back in the day.. I thought that was the look you were going for..anyway....Awesomely funny stuff dude.. made my morning.
The ghost squirrels say buy Rode....embrace the radiation. Long live the chemtrails!
The best video about the rode wireless go yet it was almost entirely not about the rode wireless go haha
I'm an oven mitt millionaire.
@forum guy Wait until you are my age!
You could star in matrix 4 as Agent smith 😂😂
I used a rode wireless go in my last video and I’m laughing my ass off at this.. it’s clipped to my shirt exactly like you said 😂 and I have 3 HUGE Nike logos in my main set. “Loser!” Love you Camera Conspiracies
Ok so all my spamming comments about the a6400 is starting to pay off so now I just need to keep mentioning how the Rode GoWireless is a game changer. Especially for guys that go to Value Village and look at dolls. I use a lav with it because I don’t want the pubic hair puffy thing tickling my neck. I eat BBQ so the beams of death can’t even penetrate my sodium force field anyways. Casey glad you are not a fan of the Rode gowireless your fruit filled body would get crushed.
You should call yourself the Angry Vlogger 😠📹 and collaborate with the Angry Photographer 😠📷 hahaha
All I gotta invent is a small lead apron thingy to put around the neck. Its like the mini version they use when you get xrays done. I am gonna go now to have it patented so nobody can steal my idea.
That has got to be one of the best opening lines in a UA-cam video ever.
I've been using the Rode Wireless Go with the Lav for about two months online making yoga videos for my partner.... she and I are actually really impressed.
Do you have sample videos?
@@KirkVisitacion behind a subscription service at the moment
Owen Perry how was it? Is it good investing it with the Lav considering the Lav’s price?
This was very entertaining. Even though I know it is satire I still was a little tilted. I feel like the video did it's job. Great work.
1) Put some black tape over the logo, or color it black with a marker. 2) Wear a proper shirt with a collar and pocket, clip the mic to the inside of your pocket. 3) Use a lavalier plugged to it. Prob best for you since you are outside so much. You need that wind muff. But the convenience of these are the ability to quickly mic up yourself or others, without the wires. I'm using the Comica now, and will probably get the Hollyland Lark system. I've used Sony wireless for 10 years, but it feels old and clunky now.
"Please for the love of Jesus's mailman" lmao
"Thyroid Aids"...OMG....NOW I'm not buying one of these!
My laptop is attached to my lap by way of a special harness so I can use it even when standing
and my baby can hold a candle to a golf rat all day long. Take that PETA!
Priceless!🤣
My baby tried to hold a candle up to a golf rat but the rat kept running away... What's your secret?
@@greencertifiedweb
Longer candle or slower rat.
@@donprice8925 thanks, I'll have my baby try that next time! ;)
holy crap. just found your channel. so good! thankyou makes my day
Hi! I'm so impessed with the audio clarity, which is very crisp and clear. As far as I understand, you are using your Sennheiser ME 2 Lav mic which is connected to an external audio recorder, (Zoom H1) and then edited on Adobe Audition. Can you tell me if I'm right?
Can anyone who is going through this comment, help me with identifying his audio set up, used in this video!
on next week's episode: Earth is flat and the queen of England is a lizard
This is the reason I haven't bought one of these mics. But if I had to use one I'd at least cover up the massive billboard with some tape ;)
Or you can just flip the mic so that the logo is facing towards you and not away.
Last time I saw a woman eating a bagel it made me flinge too, but that couldn't possibly hold a candle to a golf rat. Rode makes mics, but your contributions to the English language are greater than any golf rat's.
I didn’t get any specific information here about Rode Go I was searching up for, but for some reason you just made my day!😂👏👏👏
Got mine last week. Works great with a lav. No regrets.
It's regerts.
Camera Conspiracies I know. I got you 😉
This review would have been absolutely spectacular if he had reached under his jacket and pulled off the Rode Wireless Go II Wireless Microphone at the very end.
😂😂😂
Thanks for the laugh. I think the important thing to remember is, laughter is the best immunity :). I plan to have a lot of fun using the rode wireless microphone
Literally playing with my Apple watch as I was watching this.
worth noting that 99% of the rode thing goes inside the shirt, its meant so only the clip part stays out
Dude, how can you sit this close to the window and not wearing a full-body tin foil wrap? There's a thermonuclear reactor out there in the sky blasting at you 1500 watts per square meter. Unlike electronic devices, some of the Sun's radiation is actually ionizing.
If we put you in a microwave oven would it hurt you do you think? What if the exposier was lower but far more long term? Use ya head.
@@FlappySock Radiation and EMF exposier is no joke, you will find out.
Good for interviews or groups. Lav it though. No brick.
Put it in your pocket radio Beems to your member. Now glows in the dark
Put all the tech inside my body lol
Ready for nanotech cybernetic implants
I think I'm with you Casey.... but wait....you’d think, with all the increase in radio frequencies that our bodies are now subjected too... the average human life expectancy would be dropping, but no… we live considerably longer than our predecessors, who had to live in a world of bad audio and without all the benefits of Rode Wireless Go's !!!
Damn, I almost bought one right now. Thanks for the clarification.
Did you put a filter on the lens, like a Black Pro Mist? It looks soft, but I like it a lot.
Best and safest way to communicate two tin cans and a piece of string.
You may get a message from Rode, with a freebie,
I thought the sloth was going to poo on you.
Got the same thoughts when i see people with their airpods. I'm like "Oh my brain is a bit cold, let's heat it up a bit."
We use the Go's. Guess we're just beer belly bitches too, lol
Luckily we're not sloth-freaks, though.
Superman couldn't see Pluto, but he might be able to see Uranus...
Flat Earth GPS systems (ground based positioning)
Watching this on my iPad LTE in the park, while checking weather forecast on my Apple Watch! I‘m doomed!
Andreas Buder you are 😄
Well, people like me who live in the tiny room in their moms mobile home and struggle to just make the minimum monthly payment on their GoPro Hero 8 while trying to build up a UA-cam channel subscriber base, can't afford to even think about buying a frivolous piece of sound gear.
Don't want and don't need.
I'll fix it in post.
Lol
Thanks for the video.
Cables and cords for me buddy.
Cheers
Too much conspiracy this time (and too little science)..
Science is there bioinitiative.org/
Thyroid AIDS, omg I died lol.
Hey please share what keyboard you use ! Would love to know! Maybe even a vlog on how you make music.
Correct me if I am wrong -- but the receiver (Rode Go, or your computer) does not "beam" the Bluetooth/radio signal outward, it's the remote device (Rode Go transmitter, your keyboard) which broadcast the signal and the receiver picks it up -- right?????
I have rode wireless go and loved it... until now. Thanks VP for saving me from Thyroid cancer...😇
I love you Kasey. Before a google search i thought it was a stupid conversation the effects of non ionizing radiation on the human body, but i see it is a somewhat controversial topic even among engineers; i study electrical and electronics engineering and one of my telecom teachers had negative thougths about it, even after working for decades on that field, even tho hes fine, and on the things ive looked up i dont think it does damage, and if it does it not that much, surely not more than the conservatives and pesticides healthy foods can have. And that only happens with things with antennas, the pc on the desk wont radiate stuff other than infrared (or heat), and tv remotes havent killed me yet... maybe bc doctors havent seen my thyroid aids...
That being said, industries do hide a lot in the name of profits, so hopefully the radiation concerns are just exaggerations and everything its fine, but if i have learned something is this... in the telecom world... fuck wireless lol; it loses its shit, needs batteries, costs more, its harder to set up and its less cybersecure, if you really dont need wireless theres not much point in using it... long live cables and the camera conspiracies!
Don't ever go outside! Do you realise how many dangers are out there? Hide under your bed, quick.
"Thyroid Aids" spit out of water while watching this - hahahaha
I have my bluetooth beats on 10 hours a day 5 days a week!😬😬😬😬😬 is how i listen to your vids! Lmao💀💀💀
Literally finished recording with the Rode Wireless Go and was uploading my video whilst I watched this. It's the most fun and convenient thing ever, sure I look like a Rode shill because I haven't bought a lav mic to pair with it yet, but it's so easy, and easy makes it fun. The audio quality is more than good enough. I love how quick it makes recording videos without screwing around with the mic out of shot like I used to do when I was a chump.
If mobile phone radiation was that bad, then how come we haven't had a brain cancer epidemic yet? They've been everywhere since the late 90s 🤷🏽♂️ I'm still waiting for the human population to be taken out by this stuff, so I can become a cyborg and ditch this weak and terrible body.
If I was you I'd be more worried about the infra-red radiation from your instapot, that goes directly into your food! How can your veggies be healing when they're cooked with radiation?
I'm just happy you're using the a6400. The autofocus is a gift of magic from the Sony lizard people. Maybe I just have Sony eyes due to my a6400, but the color and exposure looks great when you use it.
Best way to deal with the situation is to move inside the hollow earth. Non of the beams on the surface reach there :D
Had to click like...cuz your stuff always rocks...now to watch it :)
I think you're ahead of the curve when it comes to radiation awareness.
I personally have a electro sensitive friend, and his views on radiation has changed a lot due to his personal experience. He used to have WIFI stations at all over the place to ensure a good connection. Now his SaO2 drops when he's too long exposed...
- But just like with heroin it can be difficult to quit an always connected addiction.
I’ve been watching your videos for a bit now. Kept trying to figure out how much of it was serious. I’ve got the wireless cancer system. Now I know😂
Kasey should create a new channel for videos like this...maybe call it "Vegetable Conspiracies" I'd subscribe and buy the T-shirt! haha
I lauged so hard at the Handy-Looser, i almost flipped my ipad. Oh - wait...
Surprised to hear your theory’s. Good on you for raising this. I agree. Hard to know how these tech gadget affect us.
Seems that a lot people don’t realize this channel is a mix of reality and satire. But, if anyone thinks the Wireless Go sounds ‘great’, it’s time to upgrade your audio monitoring solutions or listen to a proper wireless system for comparison. It’s good in a pinch or for lower budget projects, but I wouldn’t trust it as far as I could throw it.
This made me reconsider my life
He is actually really correct about radiation.
@@shammyh If you don't think radiation can cause negative effects...I don't even know what to tell you because so are so far gone.
He is most certainly correct.
@@menssuccessbible3806 That guys cannon fodder man, too stupid to survive, there will be millions of these idiots populating the cancer wards of the future, be sure to instagram a vid of you vomiting blood into a bucket @zksHPuPngGs61kNJ