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Shawn Rogers ZyXEL Communications 800-255-4101 x202 Jack Unger <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > The bluetooth headset is transmitting when you talk however the > transmit power level is low. For example, the Jabra > Bluetooth headset transmits at 2.5 milliwatts (mW). A cellphone > normally transmits at several hundred milliwatts. I'd rather have 2.5 > mW next to my brain rather than 300 mW. jack > > sean bonner wrote: > > what about a bluetooth headset? it's not really broadcasting > anything, just latching onto the network already there from your > phone? > >>>> I've heard that headseats and other devices offer little, or no >>>> protection since the RF travels up the wire. Does anyone know if >>>> this is true? >>> >>> Probably not so true. Given the choice between the cell phone >>> antenna radiating at full power right next to my brain and the >>> amount of radiation that might be picked up and re-radiated by the >>> headset cord, I'll take the lower headset radiation any day. >>> >> >> >> ------ >> sean bonner >> http://www.seanbonner.com >> http://www.sixspace.com
