Owen Densmore wrote: > I do believe large power lines are problematic, I certainly wouldn't > feel safe living under one. > Typically there's a right-of-way the builder acquires that extends beyond the boundaries of the widest part of the line (say 150ft). This is so they can come through and fix whatever is needed, trim away brush, etc. That puts an upper limit on the magnetic field that adjacent homes could experience (say 50mG for a high current 230KV line) . An air conditioner or electric blanket could produce fields in that range.
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