Re: Measuring TV tower and other?

[Guest guest]

Hi Debbie,

> I own a little gaussmeter which I am totally unfamiliar with, a body voltage

meter and a RF meter now, actually not very familiar with any...

>

Learn by doing. Take each meter around to different devices, and see

which ones have which kind of emissions.

> what other types things are magnetic again? are there webpages to tell where

these things are located or ways to find out or can one use a meter?

>

>

Walk around with the gauss meter and just notice where it picks up a

field. Turn on and off motors, like the fan or vacuum. You'll find

larger readings near any appliance motor that uses electricity, and near

electrical and larger power lines. The more amps or watts of electricity

that are moving through the wire, the higher the magnetic field.

Also leave the meter on when driving, and especially when driving under

large power lines, you'll get the sense of how large the fields are, and

where they are.

> Last night I had the idea to take two very thick large round lids of pans and

put around my head--I knnow the magnetics cans get around things somewhat--but

boy I felt much more calmness and centeredness! makes me think more than ever I

have alot of magnetic in my life...

>

More likely you were blocking RF. Might also affect the body's

bio-electric field.