I've had a similar experience to this before.  Back in the early days of 
computers, before Al Gore and I invented the internet, you communicated with 
a computer through a video display terminal.  It was basically a teletype 
combined with a TV monitor.  The highest frequency in  one of these was the 
horizontal deflection frequency of 15 thousand hertz.  The definition of 
microwaves is a frequency higher than 1000 mega hertz.  OK so the VDT has 
15000 and microwaves begin at 1 thousand million.  I read this long rant in 
Byte magazine about the dangers of microwave radiation from VDTs.  B S.

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----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Max Robinson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Friday, February 02, 2007 12:05 AM
Subject: Re: [BlindHandyMan] Cell Phone Radiation Frequently Asked Questions


>I don't really trust this article.  The guy doesn't seem to know the
> difference between frequency and power.  Frequency is measured in hertz,
> kilo hertz, mega hertz, or giga hertz.  One hertz is one cycle per second.
> So in a 900 mega hertz cell phone the electric current in the antenna
> reverses 900 million times a second.  Power on the other hand is measured 
> in
> watts.  I don't know if cell phones have increased in power lately I think
> they are about one watt.  The output power from the transmitter has 
> nothing
> to do with the distance from the tower.  The received signal gets weaker 
> but
> the transmitter just keeps sending out its power what ever that may be.
> When someone makes such a fundamental mistake, I don't believe a thing he
> says.  Don't believe it and don't bother to forward it.
>
> Regards.
>
> Max.  K 4 O D S.
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> From: "Boyce, Ray" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: <[email protected]>
> Sent: Thursday, February 01, 2007 2:51 PM
> Subject: [BlindHandyMan] Cell Phone Radiation Frequently Asked Questions
>
>
>> Hi All
>> Question: What is E.M.R.?
>> Answer: E.M.R. refers to Electromagnetic Radio-frequency Radiation which
>> is the potentially dangerous frequency emitted by cellular or mobile
>> phones. High
>> frequency ionizing forms of radiation exists as X-rays, Gamma rays and
>> forms of nuclear radiation known to be hazardous . Non-ionizing
>> radiation of lower
>> frequency ionizing forms such as early cell phones were thought to be
>> safe. That view has changed since cell phones and mobile phones have
>> grown in strength
>> from low-level radio waves to high-level microwaves. No scientific study
>> has proven conclusively that the use of cellular phones is hazardous to
>> human
>> health, yet continued use of higher frequency phones could adversely
>> affect the central nervous system, diminish the effectiveness of the
>> immune system
>> and facilitate the development of cancer according to scientific
>> research. Perhaps this is why governments and health organizations
>> worldwide are spending
>> millions of dollars towards on-going research to determine the long term
>> effects of exposure to E.M.R from cellular and mobile phones.
>>
>> What is S.A.R.?
>> Answer: S.A.R. or Specific Absorption Rate of Radiation is used to
>> measure the amount of radiation that the human body absorbs from any
>> source, including
>> cellular phones. The F.C.C. (Federal Communications Commission) sets
>> limits as to what they deemed were safe levels of radiation from cell
>> phones. In the
>> beginning when analog phones were 800-900 MHZ of power, most of the cell
>> phones manufactured met these safe guidelines. However as manufacturers
>> raised
>> the power of their phones up to 1800-2000MHZ and analog was replaced by
>> digital, the majority of the cell phones now exceed the safe levels set
>> by the
>> F.C.C. In fact the manufacturers continue to lobby to have the levels
>> raised, so they may keep increasing the power of the phones. The highest
>> S. A. R.
>> in the body is in the ear, thus the concern about excessive cell phone
>> use and the strength of the signal.
>>
>> How is S.A.R. measured on a cell phone?
>> Answer: When a call is made or received there is a band of radiation
>> from the antenna, half of which disappears into space. The remaining
>> radiation is around
>> the skull, face and ear area of the user and runs through the circuitry
>> of the phone when transmitting the call. A dummy head is immersed in a
>> gel-like
>> solution similar to body fluid and a cell phone is attached to the ear.
>> Readings are taken from the antenna to determine the S.A.R. strength
>> which will
>> vary from phone to phone and proximity to the closest signal tower.
>>
>> What is the difference between a Radio Wave and a Microwave?
>> Answer: Radio Waves are low levels of transmission power for signals to
>> and from your phone. These non-ionizing frequencies of radiation are
>> safe. However
>> as signal strength grows from a few hundred MHZ of power to beyond 800
>> MHZ, the electromagnetic spectrum increases and these waves become
>> microwaves. For
>> example, the older mobile house and office phones were a few hundred MHZ
>> of radio waves but the farther you moved from the base, the weaker the
>> signal
>> became and you would lose the call or it would break up. Now mobile
>> phones are 900MHZ to 2.4GIGS or more of power so you do not lose the
>> calls as you travel
>> from room to room or go outside, but your phone is now into
>> Microwaves/infrared waves of radiating power.
>>
>> Question: Is it true that radiation comes from the aerial?
>> Answer: Yes, as we explained in the S.A.R. question, there is a band of
>> radiation around your head from the antenna half of which disappears
>> into space.
>> However the skull is hard and there are calcium deposits for some
>> protection. The most vulnerable area for radiation is the soft tissue of
>> the inner ear
>> where most of the reports of tumors have been reported. And as we stated
>> the highest incidence of S.A.R. in the body is in the ear. We have found
>> no reports
>> of tumors on the skull, chin, face or opposite side of the head, but
>> mainly behind the ear where the phone is placed when receiving or
>> transmitting a call.
>>
>> Question: What is meant by the term NEAR-FIELD RADIATION?
>> Answer: Near-field refers to that portion of the radiation coming off
>> the antenna that goes directly into the inner ear when you place the
>> phone against
>> your ear to make or receive a call. This portion of the radiation is
>> considered the most dangerous to the user for two reasons: 1) As stated,
>> the highest
>> incidence of radiation in the body is in the ear and 2) most of the
>> reports of tumors have been reported just behind the ear, thus any
>> product that could
>> effectively block that portion of radiation from entering the inner ear
>> would be a valuable health tool.
>>
>> Is there any proof that cell phones are dangerous?
>> Answer: The jury is still out on the long term effects of cell phone
>> use, while in the meantime governments worldwide and health
>> organizations like the
>> World Health Organization continue to allocate millions of dollars
>> towards on going research to determine the effects of cell phone usage.
>> These organizations
>> along with others are documenting more reports of brain tumors and
>> increased cases of litigation against cell phone manufacturers.
>> Question: Are there
>> any danger signals from excessive cell phone use? Answer: Many users
>> report symptoms like hot phones, headaches, fatigue, tingling sensations
>> and even
>> memory loss. Of course some phones are hotter than others. In a study of
>> teens under 16 years of age, scientists in Europe reported short-term
>> memory loss
>> (up to 50 minutes) after using a cell phone.
>>
>> Should I be concerned about my teenager using a cell phone?
>> Answer: By all reports, you should be concerned especially for the
>> younger adolescent child. Their brain tissues are still growing, their
>> skull is half
>> as thick as adults yet we see a growing use of cell phones worldwide by
>> young teens.
>>
>> What about using a hands-free kit to keep the phone away from my head?
>> Answer: Hands-free kits are currently used for convenience, by law in
>> some states while driving a vehicle and mostly by concerned cell phone
>> users who want
>> to keep the phone away from their head because of concern about
>> radiation. However in studies and tests of many of the hands-free kits
>> by scientists and
>> consumer groups in Europe, they found that the wire from the ear piece
>> acts as an aerial and actually increases the radiation by three times.
>>
>> Are there any steps I can take to reduce the potential risk of cellular
>> radiation?
>> Answer: Yes, first use a phone with a long ariel pointed away from the
>> head. Every inch is important. Unfortunately we see manufacturers making
>> phones with
>> short stub antennas or the antenna inside the phone because the phone
>> has more design style. If you must use a phone in the car, use a speaker
>> phone so
>> there is no contact between you and the phone. Cut out non-essential
>> calls to reduce time spent on the phone. In particular replacing your
>> existing mobile
>> phones at home with cellular free long distance plans is not a good
>> idea. You may save money but in the long run not save your health. There
>> are shielding
>> devices on the market that claim to block radiation. Applying one of
>> these items can reduce radiation, but ask for valid testing from a
>> recognized government
>> sanctioned laboratory to back up the claims.
>>
>> If radiation shields are effective, why haven't the manufacturers put
>> one in their phones?
>> Answer: For years the cell phone manufacturers have told us radiation
>> levels of phones were so low it was similar to a hairdryer. And in the
>> meantime they
>> have been raising the power of their phones to give you better
>> reception, thus increasing the radiation levels. As well they have told
>> you that shields
>> do not work, yet recent news reports uncovered patents by the
>> manufacturers indicating that they are planning on putting a shield
>> inside their phones.
>> We expect that the results of recent liability law suits against the
>> cell phone makers may change the future manufacturing standards.
>>
>> What about products that attach to the phone or antenna that claim to
>> shield radiation, do any of these items work?
>> Answer: Most of these products are bogus, but research supports that two
>> or three of these shields may actually do what they claim to do. Look or
>> ask for
>> valid testing of the product used on actual phones by a recognized
>> testing authority. We found that items that attach to the antenna or
>> base of the antenna
>> claim to block radiation away (yet let the signal come in) do not
>> work---they can not do both. If they did block radiation, they would
>> also block the signal
>> and you could not communicate.
>>
>> Which phones have the highest radiation levels?
>> Answer: Each month we will post the top ten highest radiation rated cell
>> phones in both the United States and Europe. Please check in often as we
>> will update
>> this information as new models and testing reports are available.
>> Please find Url Below
>> http://www.radiationtalk.com/faqs.html
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