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Jonnyloosegain
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# Posted: 30 May 2016 22:10 - Edited by: Jonnyloosegain
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I need to know natural levels of the radio waves from the sun, my meter is not sensitive enough. If anyone can go to a place not near a phone mast or maybe go to a canyon like area where your shielded.
My meter goes as low as 0.0005 v/m2 it is constant on this but isn't the true figure for natural levels.
Thanks, it is so i can get a compare on before and after. I will be very grateful.
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Henrik
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# Posted: 31 May 2016 01:17
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From the Powerwatch website, which I'd claim is an authority on the matter:
Natural background level (all RF frequencies): 0.000001 µW/m2
Source: http://www.powerwatch.org.uk/science/intguidance.asp
PS: I'm guessing you have a Cornet meter..?
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Jonnyloosegain
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# Posted: 31 May 2016 14:43 - Edited by: Jonnyloosegain
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Yes i found this last night :), many thanks however for posting this. Interesting measuring the percentage difference for my bedroom with those natural levels and what i have now, i am 210 billion % over natural levels.
Where am sitting now is 16 billion %. They call our sun the 'quite' sun for its low radio levels, well if we are evolved for quite then wtf am I now? A lost memory really.
Yes i have a cornet ED88T :).
I really need protection for myself with this bullshit radio dosage.
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Henrik
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# Posted: 31 May 2016 23:18
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Jonnyloosegain,
Telecoms only work because the Sun is almost quiet within the frequency ranges used for telecoms - otherwise the Sun would of course swamp any signal.
The Cornet is a fine meter for quickly surveying an area. I've compared its readings to professional meters and it comes quite close. Impressive for its price tag.
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Jonnyloosegain
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# Posted: 13 Jun 2016 09:40 - Edited by: Jonnyloosegain
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Thanks Henrik, interesting response in regards to the sun, i wish the sun swamped it out to be honest lol then again our planet is a radio quite one and let it be, its beautiful and i want to embrace this factor about our planet at some point in our lifes.
Haha am very pleased you bring me good news like that with my meter. I am impressed especially because the price is good and its readings are near a professional meter, yikes! Awesome.
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