Need help troubleshooting cell phone wifi

klrman · 2019-04-22T03:06:08.000Z

BlueSwordM:

Yeah. I wouldn’t be worried about your health though. Cell phone radiation is not ionizing, so you won’t feel any bad effects, nor get ones. Still, how did you get such numbers on the electric field? 400V/m is insanely high IMO. Something must be consuming A LOT of power in your house for it to transmit such high power levels.

It is around 141V/m spiking to over 400V/m. I use the mustool mt525 meter and some have said in the reviews that it gives the same readings as the really expensive ones. Nothing consuming anything much in my house and I have low hydro bills. Just tv or computer on most of the time. I don't understand the readings that well, but is the V/m mostly the reading of the RF signal from the smart meter?

Blackbeard · 2019-04-22T03:15:20.000Z

did you try turning wifi off on your phone and see if it still happening?

klrman · 2019-04-22T03:18:24.000Z

Lightbringer:

What kinda emf meter, and what’s the frequency on which the meters are tranceiving? Doesn’t seem to be much info about 'em online, just generic “Smart meters are dangerous!” / “No they’re not!” websites. I was always curious about those meters. Ostensibly we had A Box installed on the outside a buncha years ago, but both gas and electric need to be read by a hyu-mon each month/two.

Yeah I really don't know if they are dangerous or not but I opted out as long as I could but now they force one on you whether you like it or not and if you don't like it they say they will just cut service to you. The thing is, they now install a smart meter with the wifi supposedly turned off as default if customers are like me that opted out of smart meters in the beginning but I have read here in BC that it is still on even though they tell you it is off and has been tested by some to be on. Here is the meter specs that is on my house.

Itron USA

FCC ID: SK9AM17

IC: 864G-AM17

MODEL: AM17

klrman · 2019-04-22T03:16:53.000Z

Blackbeard:

did you try turning wifi off on your phone and see if it still happening?

I have an old flip phone only and I don't think wifi can be turned off.

CREEXHP70LED · 2019-04-22T23:24:24.000Z

The meters PLUSE dangerous levels of EMF about every 6 seconds.If you were to stand in front of one for 30 minutes to an hours (DO NOT DO THIS) there is a very high chance you would not be feeling very well. Don’t believe anything about the non Ionizing radiation as being safe. It 100 % is not safe.

There will be no where to hide from a weapons system called 5G anywhere on earth , except maybe places like the Cheyenne Mountain Complex. 5G is not what people think it is. Please, please,do not believe me, I encourage everyone to do their own research.

Remember the FCC and other agencies are suppressing the dangers of 5G. After all the military uses it very effectively.

CREEXHP70LED · 2019-04-22T23:26:06.000Z

klrman:

Lightbringer:

What kinda emf meter, and what’s the frequency on which the meters are tranceiving? Doesn’t seem to be much info about ’em online, just generic “Smart meters are dangerous!” / “No they’re not!” websites. I was always curious about those meters. Ostensibly we had A Box installed on the outside a buncha years ago, but both gas and electric need to be read by a hyu-mon each month/two.

Yeah I really don’t know if they are dangerous or not but I opted out as long as I could but now they force one on you whether you like it or not and if you don’t like it they say they will just cut service to you. The thing is, they now install a smart meter with the wifi supposedly turned off as default if customers are like me that opted out of smart meters in the beginning but I have read here in BC that it is still on even though they tell you it is off and has been tested by some to be on. Here is the meter specs that is on my house.

Itron USA

FCC ID: SK9AM17

IC: 864G-AM17

MODEL: AM17

Yes , they are emitting even when supposed to be turned off.

CREEXHP70LED · 2019-04-22T23:31:35.000Z

BlueSwordM:

Yeah.

I wouldn’t be worried about your health though.

Cell phone radiation is not ionizing, so you won’t feel any bad effects, nor get ones.

Still, how did you get such numbers on the electric field?

400V/m is insanely high IMO. Something must be consuming A LOT of power in your house for it to transmit such high power levels.

You really believe that cell phones are not extremely dangerous ? WOW!!!

His meter is not high because he is using a lot of electricity. It does not matter how little you use, it Pulses insane levels every 6-10 seconds.

klrman · 2019-04-23T02:36:51.000Z

CREEXHP70LED:

The meters PLUSE dangerous levels of EMF about every 6 seconds.If you were to stand in front of one for 30 minutes to an hours (DO NOT DO THIS) there is a very high chance you would not be feeling very well. Don’t believe anything about the non Ionizing radiation as being safe. It 100 % is not safe. There will be no where to hide from a weapons system called 5G anywhere on earth , except maybe places like the Cheyenne Mountain Complex. 5G is not what people think it is. Please, please,do not believe me, I encourage everyone to do their own research. Remember the FCC and other agencies are suppressing the dangers of 5G. After all the military uses it very effectively.

Want to be open minded but lots of nasty stuff about 5G accelerating diseases rapidly. Glad I'm old enough not to worry but bummer for the younger generation.

I may be wrong that my smart meter is emitting RF waves as my test meter displays only Electrical Fields as V/m and Magnetic Fields as μT but nothing in my documentation shows that it can read RF?

spaceminions · 2019-04-23T02:50:12.000Z

So y’all are absolutely certain that radio waves are deadly, eh? Then I have a deal for you, and you should be sure you’ll win. See, I’m an amateur radio operator. If you buy me all manner of fancy radio equipment, I promise to use it lots and if it turns out I die of mysterious magical radio waves in a few years, then my family/estate will pay you double the sticker price. If not, I get it for free. Any takers?

BlueSwordM · 2019-04-23T03:11:53.000Z

Holy crap guys.

@klrman, do not worry about what he says.

Cell phone radiation will not harm any of your living tissue by a long shot, especially at consumer devices power levels.

Otherwise, the light emitted from your flashlight would be much more dangerous than the radio waves from your cellphone.

@CREEXHP70, please stop spreading misinformation.
This is not a good thing.

If you do not believe in science, then I do not think you belong in BLF.
I’m serious.

klrman · 2019-04-23T03:58:36.000Z

spaceminions:

So y’all are absolutely certain that radio waves are deadly, eh? Then I have a deal for you, and you should be sure you’ll win. See, I’m an amateur radio operator. If you buy me all manner of fancy radio equipment, I promise to use it lots and if it turns out I die of mysterious magical radio waves in a few years, then my family/estate will pay you double the sticker price. If not, I get it for free. Any takers?

My first thought was amateur radio operators. We have a club here in town and many of the guys are almost fossils so I guess it can't be that bad. Not 100% sure about cell phones though. I think in general they are safe as long as you respect them, but if you are like my cousin having it strapped to her body all day, well, she has a tumour exactly where it is strapped, and there are too many cases exactly like that, but just to be clear, I won't be strapping my smart meter to my chest any time soon. The main reason I didn't want the smart meter was because they have a lithium battery inside that can pop and from what I read, that was the main reason houses burn down with smart meters if the battery is faulty.

spaceminions · 2019-04-23T04:26:29.000Z

Cell phones just use a few different bands that are spread across the same spectrum as all the other allocations, and at lower power levels than a lot of them since it’s running off a little phone battery. There’s no magic frequency that does damage like that - they only get absorbed as heat for the most part, unless maybe you have a very strong signal that’s the right frequency to turn a metal implant into an antenna, or interfere with a pacemaker. Someone with nothing in their body doesn’t have that possibility, so it’s just an inconsequential amount of heat until you go all the way up the spectrum to ultraviolet where you finally have something that’s capable of causing skin cancer.

Lightbringer · 2019-04-23T04:49:28.000Z

Well, no, it’s about frequency (and wavelength). With higher and higher frequencies, the wavelengths are getting smaller and smaller, enough to match the sizes of cells, neural pathways, etc.

I’m not about to try this, but someone mentioned that you could stick a cockaroach in a microwave oven, dial it up to 11, and the beastie will happily keep scurrying around unfazed because it’s just physically smaller than the wavelengths being vomited into the chamber. It just doesn’t absorb those rays.

A small mouse, though… well, it won’t be pretty.

So now all your cells and such are being better “tuned” those ever-shrinking rays, and absorbing lots more than shortwave (which are obscenely long, all things considered). Hell, I had a 108” fiberglass whip antenna on my car, that was still only ¼-wave! And ceebee and 10m are pretty damned close in size.

Now we’re talking antennas whose sizes are miniscule, and sub-mm waves are going to be saturating the planet 24/7. I’m thinking Spartan was right for wanting to turn his house into a Faraday cage.

I’ll carry a phone in my bag, but not on my person. And I try to keep it away from me overnight. Should really just turn it off, ’cause it’ll still “wake up” when it’s time for my alarm to go off.

And, c’mon, people know about the hissing, buzzing, clicking, etc., that people hear when exposed to microwaves. Even experiments that spooks did to beam voices into peoples’ heads via microwaves. So those rays are absorbed in the body, and it’s been posited that the cranium makes a rather nice resonant cavity at those frequencies.

So hey, y’all are free to dismiss those warnings, but me, I’d rather try to minimise the chances of growing brain tumors, even if it does turn out to be a bunch of hooey. There’s enough garbage in the air, in the water, in the food, etc., that can be carcinogenic, mutagenic, oncogenic, all sorts of -genics, that I don’t mind erring on the side of caution.

klrman · 2019-04-23T05:45:17.000Z

^^ Lightbringer, I'm with you on this. There is good science and then there is msm science where many will say whatever their salaries depend on. One doesn't need to be a rocket scientist to connect the dots.

Lightbringer · 2019-04-23T06:59:25.000Z

klrman:

Lightbringer, I’m with you on this. There is good science and then there is msm science where many will say whatever their salaries depend on. One doesn’t need to be a rocket scientist to connect the dots.

Yeh, just like “secondhand smoke never hurt anybody… so smoke up!”.

“Researchers” know who butters their bread.

spaceminions · 2019-04-23T13:39:22.000Z

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Parametrek · 2019-04-26T01:40:03.000Z

Lightbringer:

Well, no, it’s about frequency (and wavelength). With higher and higher frequencies, the wavelengths are getting smaller and smaller, enough to match the sizes of cells, neural pathways, etc.

I’m not about to try this, but someone mentioned that you could stick a cockaroach in a microwave oven, dial it up to 11, and the beastie will happily keep scurrying around unfazed because it’s just physically smaller than the wavelengths being vomited into the chamber. It just doesn’t absorb those rays.

Come on now. Think about what you are saying here. A microwave usually runs at 2.4GHz. Same as wifi. The wavelength is about 12 cm.

About how big is a cockroach? About the size of a vienna sausage? Microwave a little sausage and see if it warms up. Microwave a single kernel of corn or a single pea and see if it warms up. Spoilers: they will cook.

The cockroach is alive and can feel pain. It can dodge the hot zones. But eventually it’ll cook too.

Lightbringer · 2019-04-26T01:56:11.000Z

Whoa… sausage!?

You got some big-ass cockaroaches!

klrman · 2019-04-26T02:21:38.000Z

Must be Aussie cockroaches, I remember them being quite big.

xevious · 2019-04-26T03:15:44.000Z

klrman:

Blackbeard:

did you try turning wifi off on your phone and see if it still happening?

I have an old flip phone only and I don’t think wifi can be turned off.

Can’t quite figure all this out. Are you still having the problem?

I understand it’s an old flip-phone, not iPhone or Android. WiFi being on or off should definitely not matter. Very different form of communication from cellular.

Cellular signals can be interrupted in a wide range of ways. I once had a situation where my signal strength dropped 2 bars at home and wouldn’t go back up for over a week. I’d keep dropping calls, if I moved around. And even when standing in one place, the signal strength would fluctuate. It turns out… there was a police trailer temporarily placed on an adjacent block. They had a few communications dishes on top. Who knows what EMF they were generating. Anyway, once they were gone, the interference vanished.