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> Gizmo, your words are of no importance to me. That's your
> business, not mine. You can take your opinions and shove
> them so far up your rear end that they give you
> nosebleeds for the rest of your f-ing life.

As Onslow in "Keeping Up Appearances" would say, "Oh, nice..!"

> But I don't want to spend the rest of my life embattled
> by the microwaves emanating from transmitters atop
> buildings, hills and pavements, and those which come from
> people's mobile telephones. Full stop. And they are
> microwaves. The frequency is the same as the radiation in
> microwave ovens.

No they're not. Ovens operate at 2.4 GHz. Phones use 900 or 1800 MHz.

> Experience has proved me a miilion times
> over its not healthy. And I've posted plenty of examples
> of people claiming health problems in a previous message.
> It's not natural to irradiate people. It's not healthy.

Stay out of the sun then.

> It's not nice. It is in direct violation of their human
> rights. It interferes with me on a daily basis. And if
> you think that makes me something bad, then I'm very
> happy to know I'll never be your friend.

It's a hap-hap-happy day :-)

Ivor

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[email protected] wrote:

>> But an oven is about a thousand times more powerful than a phone,
>> though of course it is screened
>
> My microwave oven has an output of 1000 watts. A GSM mobile phone has
> a maximum output of half a watt.
>
> I make that two thousand times as powerful.
>

.... and its even more pronounced than that. Microwave ovens trap the
radiation inside a sealed container which increases the field
strength significantly. This is the same effect as a 1KW electric
fire in the corner of the room (welcome on a cold day) and a 1KW
element in your oven (useful if you need to roast something).

regards, Ian

On Mon, 10 Jul 2006 16:40:25 +0100, "Ivor Jones"
<[email protected]> wrote:

>But not usually at 900/1800 MHz. I've been using 2m (144-146 MHz) and 70cm
>(430-440 MHz) for 25+ years

So only an octave down. And the spooks were using frequencies near the
GSM 1800 ones for a long time before they were made available for
mobile phones.

And this old use was at much higher power levels.

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On Mon, 10 Jul 2006 16:45:05 +0100, "Ivor Jones"
<[email protected]> wrote:

>which pumps out 1MW

Not suggesting that what you say is wrong, but it needs explaining to
the tinfoil hats brigade.

Regional TV transmitters are normally working at 1,000,000 to
2,000,000 watts all the time.

Mobile phone base stations generally run at about 50 watts.

Mobile phones can run at 0.25 or 0.5 watts maximum, but more normally
at 0.025 to 0.05 watts - otherwise their tiny batteries run down too
fast.

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> I hope your microwave-emitting phone, and the microwave-emitting masts
> that service them don't always keep your brain so inundated with
> radiation that you never wake up to the fact of what a completely
> braindead wanker you are,

Hardly - got a 2:1 in telecommunication engineering, and use my phone in
excess of 2000 minutes a month, and have done so since 1992. I'm still here!

> how much of an imposition on human rights
> filling the public space with microwaves is 24- hours a day, how little
> of a public service it is to do so, how minimal the difference in
> utility between the landlines we call outmoded and the mobile phones
> that actually require to spew out microwaves everywhere to work,
> technology that the Soviets rejected for this reason.

Yes how inconsiderate that your landline service probably replies on a
microwave link? Your public service such as BBC TV and Radio? And the
Soviets? Where are they now? :-)

> Sure, sit on your little f-ing pedestal and call me a wanker.

You're a wanker.

> You've got your bandwagon-mates with their microwave-spewing toys there
> behind you to rub your f-ing back. Its only because the big TV tells you
> what
> your doing is great and you can rest easy in your little bed.
> Microwaves, which is what mobile telephones rely on (and no, it's NOT
> radiowaves, it's microwaves!)

If you're gonna argue, then get it right - microwaves ARE radio waves! They
are called microwaves as the wavelength is really small. Hence the word
"Micro".

> are naturally antagonistic to the working
> of the human body, and they have already caused plenty of deaths and
> sickness which people have been happy to write off as anomalies. Radios
> work on radiowaves and they're clearly not dangerous.

How misguided you really are!

> What will the world be like tomorrow, when it's like this today? Who
> cares? It's like this today.

You sound like someone who sits at home, with no radio, TV or telephone, who
reads the Financial Times in your gown and slippers, smoking a pipe who
obviously has nothing better to do than to not only spout inaccuaracies, but
spout them in such a manner that seems to deliberately antagonise other NG
readers...

So, what exactly are you doing on the internet, you luddite?

*Sighs* Not wasting my time on this self pretencious, ill-informed little
prick anymore....

[email protected] wrote:
> You've called microwave pollution, which destroys memory and creates
> mental imbalance, and many forms of sickness, obligatory. You've made
> it so that microwave pollution is EVERYWHERE,

yeah - this sunlight stuff is really bad for life on this earth!