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Originally Posted by al128
hi there,
first post here!!!
i recently saw on tv (was a discussion on cel. antennae radiation emissions) ... an one of the scientist said that the emission from them is actually pretty low compared to the radiation from some household items ...
... like for ex. ELECTRIC MATRESS WARMERS !!!!!
creeped me out pretty good, as i use one in the winter ...
any thoughts (confirm/rejects?) on that???? ... supposedly its due to their resistence - which warms them but also radiates in different wavelengths
thx
Al
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Meh, reject.... Electric blankets are resistors.... You come into contact with tons of them every single day. There's likely a bigger effect from local power lines all the time - even the buried ones (electromagnetic field beats ground)
