In a message dated 1/7/2011 9:06:55 P.M. Eastern Standard Time, [email protected] writes: I have no doubt that the noise is real. However, I suspect that the wrong culprit may have been identified. I'd like to throw out the possibility that the noise was not related to an electronic device or radio waves at all, but instead could be tinnitus. Mild case of it and only perceivable when things are ultra quiet. And then when this person moves her head it disrupts the effect and the sound stops.
Or I could be all wet. Steve Radio waves do get where they aren't supposed to be...When I was in college doing my substitute teaching I had an " old fashioned " at that time new record player... When we turned the volume up we could get radio stations. There are a lot more waves to bother folks now & I could imagine that some people are more receptive than others. Our body's electrical systems although much the same are different...Lois
