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  1. #1
    Erhan
    Guest
    Hello,
    I have a Nokia 3285 and would like to stick a "radation bug" on it so
    when I use my phone it lights up.

    What is a radation bug? A small sticker like circuit that feeds off
    microwave radation a cell phone emits to give out light (in patterns I
    might add too) .

    However, to get it flashing ever time you call and recieve calls the
    sticker needs to be placed in the right spot. I was told that nokia
    phones emit the most concentrated amout of energy near the Plastic
    Nokia logo near the top of the phone. Howerver, when I placed my
    sticker there it did not light up when making a call. To make sure
    that the thing worked I stuck in inside my microwave for a fraction of
    a second, and it worked like a charm. Dissapointed, I tried it with my
    Dad's Verizon phone, again success. Then I went back to my phone and
    waved it contiously around the antenna and near the logo and just
    about ever spot on the phone.

    Question is Where is the most amount of Radation emited on my phone's
    model and where should I place my sticker in order to have it light
    up.

    Thanks.



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  2. #2
    ß Ø ® G
    Guest

    Re: Cell Phone Lights and Microwave radation

    On 9 Sep 2003 18:03:36 -0700, [email protected] (Erhan) wrote:

    >Hello,
    >I have a Nokia 3285 and would like to stick a "radation bug" on it so
    >when I use my phone it lights up.
    >
    >What is a radation bug? A small sticker like circuit that feeds off
    >microwave radation a cell phone emits to give out light (in patterns I
    >might add too) .
    >
    >However, to get it flashing ever time you call and recieve calls the
    >sticker needs to be placed in the right spot. I was told that nokia
    >phones emit the most concentrated amout of energy near the Plastic
    >Nokia logo near the top of the phone. Howerver, when I placed my
    >sticker there it did not light up when making a call. To make sure
    >that the thing worked I stuck in inside my microwave for a fraction of
    >a second, and it worked like a charm. Dissapointed, I tried it with my
    >Dad's Verizon phone, again success. Then I went back to my phone and
    >waved it contiously around the antenna and near the logo and just
    >about ever spot on the phone.
    >
    >Question is Where is the most amount of Radation emited on my phone's
    >model and where should I place my sticker in order to have it light
    >up.
    >
    >Thanks.



    stick it on your ear, guaranteed to pick up the radiation from any
    phone then, saves you having to buy one for each phone you use, and if
    it glows when your not using a phone then your in trouble mate


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  3. #3
    Christopher Pollard
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    Re: Cell Phone Lights and Microwave radation

    On 9 Sep 2003 18:03:36 -0700, [email protected] (Erhan) wrote:

    > Dissapointed, I tried it with my
    >Dad's Verizon phone, again success. Then I went back to my phone and
    >waved it contiously around the antenna and near the logo and just
    >about ever spot on the phone.



    Some phones put out a weaker signal if they're in a strong signal area. It's a
    battery saving thing.

    Try yours somewhere where there's a weak signal.


    Chris Pollard

    --
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    http://www.cginternet.net



  4. #4
    Hates Cheap
    Guest

    Re: Cell Phone Lights and Microwave radation

    It depends on whether your using your Pokeman case or your Speed Racer case.

    "Erhan" <[email protected]> wrote in message
    news:[email protected]...
    > Hello,
    > I have a Nokia 3285 and would like to stick a "radation bug" on it so
    > when I use my phone it lights up.
    >
    > What is a radation bug? A small sticker like circuit that feeds off
    > microwave radation a cell phone emits to give out light (in patterns I
    > might add too) .
    >
    > However, to get it flashing ever time you call and recieve calls the
    > sticker needs to be placed in the right spot. I was told that nokia
    > phones emit the most concentrated amout of energy near the Plastic
    > Nokia logo near the top of the phone. Howerver, when I placed my
    > sticker there it did not light up when making a call. To make sure
    > that the thing worked I stuck in inside my microwave for a fraction of
    > a second, and it worked like a charm. Dissapointed, I tried it with my
    > Dad's Verizon phone, again success. Then I went back to my phone and
    > waved it contiously around the antenna and near the logo and just
    > about ever spot on the phone.
    >
    > Question is Where is the most amount of Radation emited on my phone's
    > model and where should I place my sticker in order to have it light
    > up.
    >
    > Thanks.






  5. #5
    Mark
    Guest

    Re: Cell Phone Lights and Microwave radation

    > Then I went back to my phone and
    > waved it contiously around the antenna and near the logo and just
    > about ever spot on the phone.
    >
    > Question is Where is the most amount of Radation emited on my phone's
    > model and where should I place my sticker in order to have it light
    > up.


    The antenna contains a coil, so the highest amount of radiation would be
    directly upwards from the centre of the antenna.
    You'd be better off buying a flashing aerial; it would be designed to flash
    without compromising signal.

    -mark





  6. #6
    Harry Bloomfield
    Guest

    Re: Cell Phone Lights and Microwave radation

    In article <[email protected]>, "Mark"
    <m.nikia#optusnet.com.au> says...
    | The antenna contains a coil, so the highest amount of radiation would be
    | directly upwards from the centre of the antenna.
    | You'd be better off buying a flashing aerial; it would be designed to flash
    | without compromising signal.
    |
    |

    Any antenna which flashes, has to derives its energy from somewhere. In
    this case they derive the energy from the output signal to the
    detriment of the energy received by the local cell. The phone will thus
    have to increase its transmitter output power to compensate, which
    means even more radiation will be absorbed by your brain.

    --
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    Harry (M1BYT)...

    Remove the 'NOSPAM' in my email address to reply.

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  7. #7
    RoyDMercer
    Guest

    Re: Cell Phone Lights and Microwave radation

    A microwave puts out a CW 600-1000 watts. Your cell phone puts out about .3
    watts if that. What you need is a booster that will boost the signal from
    your cell phone to 600 watts. Or for an easier way, just bypass the door
    interlock on your microwave and stick your head in there. After about 5
    minutes you will never have any more problems.

    "Erhan" <[email protected]> wrote in message
    news:[email protected]...
    > Hello,
    > I have a Nokia 3285 and would like to stick a "radation bug" on it so
    > when I use my phone it lights up.
    >
    > What is a radation bug? A small sticker like circuit that feeds off
    > microwave radation a cell phone emits to give out light (in patterns I
    > might add too) .
    >
    > However, to get it flashing ever time you call and recieve calls the
    > sticker needs to be placed in the right spot. I was told that nokia
    > phones emit the most concentrated amout of energy near the Plastic
    > Nokia logo near the top of the phone. Howerver, when I placed my
    > sticker there it did not light up when making a call. To make sure
    > that the thing worked I stuck in inside my microwave for a fraction of
    > a second, and it worked like a charm. Dissapointed, I tried it with my
    > Dad's Verizon phone, again success. Then I went back to my phone and
    > waved it contiously around the antenna and near the logo and just
    > about ever spot on the phone.
    >
    > Question is Where is the most amount of Radation emited on my phone's
    > model and where should I place my sticker in order to have it light
    > up.
    >
    > Thanks.






  8. #8
    tuned by RÄZO
    Guest

    Re: Cell Phone Lights and Microwave radation

    Haha..good one Roy

    well.....
    Personally i dont see any good reason to stick something useless on my phone


    cos it DOES makes u look "cheapsk8" - u get what i mean? proper looking
    phone gets gals' attention better than a toy...hehe

    "RoyDMercer" <[email protected]> wrote in message
    news:[email protected]...
    | A microwave puts out a CW 600-1000 watts. Your cell phone puts out about
    ..3
    | watts if that. What you need is a booster that will boost the signal from
    | your cell phone to 600 watts. Or for an easier way, just bypass the door
    | interlock on your microwave and stick your head in there. After about 5
    | minutes you will never have any more problems.
    |
    | "Erhan" <[email protected]> wrote in message
    | news:[email protected]...
    | > Hello,
    | > I have a Nokia 3285 and would like to stick a "radation bug" on it so
    | > when I use my phone it lights up.
    | >
    | > What is a radation bug? A small sticker like circuit that feeds off
    | > microwave radation a cell phone emits to give out light (in patterns I
    | > might add too) .
    | >
    | > However, to get it flashing ever time you call and recieve calls the
    | > sticker needs to be placed in the right spot. I was told that nokia
    | > phones emit the most concentrated amout of energy near the Plastic
    | > Nokia logo near the top of the phone. Howerver, when I placed my
    | > sticker there it did not light up when making a call. To make sure
    | > that the thing worked I stuck in inside my microwave for a fraction of
    | > a second, and it worked like a charm. Dissapointed, I tried it with my
    | > Dad's Verizon phone, again success. Then I went back to my phone and
    | > waved it contiously around the antenna and near the logo and just
    | > about ever spot on the phone.
    | >
    | > Question is Where is the most amount of Radation emited on my phone's
    | > model and where should I place my sticker in order to have it light
    | > up.
    | >
    | > Thanks.
    |
    |





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