Re: Elektor June 2005 on mobile phone radiation


Luhan Monat schreef:
> homelab@xxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
>
> > I just got my second subscription copy of Elektor Electronics
magazine
> > in the mail and I must say I'm impressed with their lively approach
to
> > the mobile phone radiation debate. I would expect their newsstand
> > distribution to start soon, May 05 issue says 21 May next.
> > Besides a general article on the perils and blessings of SHF
radiation
> > from various angles, political and international, I found the SHF
> > Electrosmog Detector project a surprisingly simple design. It's
based
> > on a wideband log detector IC and a PCB stripline antenna. The
output
> > is calibrated in volts/m with a LED readout. I am certainly going
to
> > order one as the article says Elektor also supply the detector
ready
> > built (can't seem to find price and availability though in the
mag).
> > Elektor in full colour and with their house style PCBs certainly
makes
> > their competitor EPE look drab and amateurish, EW high brow and
> > otherwise "lost".
> >
> > TA
> > Rich
> >
> Your kidding, there is a debate?
>
> Fact: non-ionizing radiation (everything below UV light frequency)
> produce only heating effects - not molecular changes. Cell phone
power
> can barely produce even heating effects. Unless you find your hand
> getting obviously warm from using it, there is little chance of it
doing
> any harm.
>
> --
> Luhan Monat: luhanis(at)yahoo(dot)com
> http://members.cox.net/berniekm
> "Any sufficiently advanced magick is
> indistinguishable from technology."

More facts: you haven't read the article or the papers or watched any
TV recently; apart from a hand you have brains; not sure about the size
though.

Mobile phones and base stations are TDM bursted at about 200 Hz which
is well within the reach of brains and nervous systems. A subway
carriage with ten people using their mobiles to say they'll be late
will easily represent 40-60 V/metre worth of radiation.

Richard

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