RickyBobby
Active Member
Newhdfan, I should have posted the whole deal. I did take a radio that has AM, FM, and 2 SW channels.
I turned it to SW and just static. I then used the antenna as a sort of probe. I found a lot of static coming from the computer screens and not as much coming from the computor towers, I found a lot of static from the flouescent lights ballists, then along the wall to the rear of where I sit and it went real crazy. My foreman got on top of the desk and lifted the panels on the hung ceiling, that is when we saw the huge conduit pipe running upward in the studded wall, the other walls are cement block. He had been on the roof and told me the HVAC unit was straight up and it was 440v. It is the only 440 we use that I can figure, the compressor and welders are 220v. I work in a truck dealership at night. So, I know that there is a lot of RF coming from that wall,how much emf, would require I buy or make a tester. I could do it with a capacitor and I would have to loop the wires around it. That would be not too practical. However I found a cheap $24 tester online and ordered it. I plan to redo my tests. The same outfit sells protective gear. One thing that looks good is a cloth that is polyester and has silver threads woven into it. With the cloth I can line a jacket or vest and get good protection from EMF and RF. In my research I found this RF and EMF is a problem. There are ways to ground it out, but costly. Nasa for instance has lined buildings to eliminate it all together. They also have Faraday covers for beds even for people that cannot sleep right from getting pasted by RF. Complicated I know and not very motorcycle like, but I am determined to get to the bottom of this the same way I would a foul running bike. That is why I tagged into this website in the first place and then found a bunch of real nice folks and here I am .
Now tomorrow I am heading to the doctors office, but to a PA and not the doctor. I have no idea if this loss of pep and getting tired stuff is over the PA's head or not. I'll see. My appointment to see the doctor and him setting my parameters to a level that will be more or less permanent is not until next week. After that they are telling me to come in every 4 months for monitoring, which is nothing more than a corded circle device laid over the pacemaker. They did that one week after install and I saw how it went on the laptop they were using. You can also do it by phone, but he does not do that and wants to see you in person. Being a mechanic all my life since getting out of the service has me pretty fussy about stuff. If it has it, I want it to run the way it was intended or better. That is me though. Sorry for being a jabberfingers, but I guess you can feel my anxiety about this and being new and not having had any health issues before,even though I am 67.
I turned it to SW and just static. I then used the antenna as a sort of probe. I found a lot of static coming from the computer screens and not as much coming from the computor towers, I found a lot of static from the flouescent lights ballists, then along the wall to the rear of where I sit and it went real crazy. My foreman got on top of the desk and lifted the panels on the hung ceiling, that is when we saw the huge conduit pipe running upward in the studded wall, the other walls are cement block. He had been on the roof and told me the HVAC unit was straight up and it was 440v. It is the only 440 we use that I can figure, the compressor and welders are 220v. I work in a truck dealership at night. So, I know that there is a lot of RF coming from that wall,how much emf, would require I buy or make a tester. I could do it with a capacitor and I would have to loop the wires around it. That would be not too practical. However I found a cheap $24 tester online and ordered it. I plan to redo my tests. The same outfit sells protective gear. One thing that looks good is a cloth that is polyester and has silver threads woven into it. With the cloth I can line a jacket or vest and get good protection from EMF and RF. In my research I found this RF and EMF is a problem. There are ways to ground it out, but costly. Nasa for instance has lined buildings to eliminate it all together. They also have Faraday covers for beds even for people that cannot sleep right from getting pasted by RF. Complicated I know and not very motorcycle like, but I am determined to get to the bottom of this the same way I would a foul running bike. That is why I tagged into this website in the first place and then found a bunch of real nice folks and here I am .
Now tomorrow I am heading to the doctors office, but to a PA and not the doctor. I have no idea if this loss of pep and getting tired stuff is over the PA's head or not. I'll see. My appointment to see the doctor and him setting my parameters to a level that will be more or less permanent is not until next week. After that they are telling me to come in every 4 months for monitoring, which is nothing more than a corded circle device laid over the pacemaker. They did that one week after install and I saw how it went on the laptop they were using. You can also do it by phone, but he does not do that and wants to see you in person. Being a mechanic all my life since getting out of the service has me pretty fussy about stuff. If it has it, I want it to run the way it was intended or better. That is me though. Sorry for being a jabberfingers, but I guess you can feel my anxiety about this and being new and not having had any health issues before,even though I am 67.
