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Is it safe to use Power line networks?
posted Nov 7, 2013, 12:59 AM by Amir Borenstein, No Rad
| A – Power line networks is a technology in which the PC network is embedded onto the electric power lines inside the house. I think Power line networks technology is much better than WIFI (as far as EMR is concerned) but it produces some Dirty Electricity (low-mid frequency single over the power line). The best thing to do (as far as EMR and speed are concerned) using CAT5 or CAT6 network cable is the best way to go. |
How can I limit my EMR exposure?
posted Nov 7, 2013, 12:57 AM by Amir Borenstein, No Rad
| A – Your exposure depends on the levels and time of exposure. In order to limit your exposure, you need to reduce both. Reducing the levels can be done by putting more distance between you and the source (cell phone for example) and by using a device that emits less EMR. In addition, it is very important to limit the use and to minimize your time on the cell phone and around other EMR sources. Please see EMF reduction page on this site. |
Do cellphones emit EMR when in standby mode?
posted Nov 7, 2013, 12:54 AM by Amir Borenstein, No Rad
| A – Yes, in the following cases: most cellphones will communicate to the closest base station (antenna) and will report their status once in a while. If you receiver emails or SMS messages to your cellphone, this will result in transmission and emission for several seconds when the messages are received or when the phone sync with the network. If you have a third-generation cellphone or a smartphone and you run applications that access the web, your phone will transmit and receive data from the cellular network and will emit EMR will do that. Please see those page on this site: Radiation frםm cellphones EMF from iPhone EMF from android |
Which cellphone is best to use in the car?
posted Nov 7, 2013, 12:42 AM by Amir Borenstein, No Rad [ updated Nov 7, 2013, 12:47 AM ]
| A – a fixed car cellphone with an external antenna. |
What is the best way to use a cellphone?
posted Nov 7, 2013, 12:41 AM by Amir Borenstein, No Rad
| A – Regarding a cellphone, this is the list from best to worst (not for EHS persons): Landline wired phone.Wired Air Tube earpieces when the cellphone is placed as far as possible from the body.Wired earpieces when the cellphone is placed as far as possible from the body. Speakerphone when the phone is 1/2 meter from your head.Bluetooth earpieces when the phone is 2 meters from you, and if you turn the earpieces off when the conversation is over. Wired Airtube earpieces when the cellphone is placed in your pocket.Wired earpieces when the cellphone is placed in your pocket.Bluetooth earpieces when the phone is in your pocket, and if you turn the earpieces off when the conversation is over. Bluetooth earpieces when the phone is in your pocket, and when the earpieces are on your ear and turned ON all the time.A Cell phone next to your ear. Numbers 9 and 10 are the worst, it is hard to say which one is better. For more info on this issues please see: https://www.norad4u.com/emr-reduction/using-the-mobile-phone |
What kind of Electromagnetic radiation (EMR) is emitted from Cell Phones?
posted Nov 7, 2013, 12:38 AM by Amir Borenstein, No Rad [ updated Nov 7, 2013, 12:39 AM ]
| A – RF (high frequency) EMR, Electric field and also Low frequency (LF or ELF) magnetic field. Video clip: Different types of radiation from cellphones |
In which frequencies cellphones operate?
posted Nov 7, 2013, 12:36 AM by Amir Borenstein, No Rad
| Q – In which frequencies cell phones operate? A – first generation – ~800Mhz, second generation – ~1.8 Ghz Third generation -~2.1 Ghz. |
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