Mojo
Mostly harmless
PartSkeptic, here are two posts in which you set out your test protocol:
Why is the hilighted bit necessary? As far as I can see all that it achieves is to sidetrack the thread into a discussion of the accuracy of your measuring equipment.
Why is it needed?
I have been in bed for most of the day. Not well. But I have figured out a possible test under the conditions.
I will lie in bed. My wife will put the modem in the lounge on top of the sofa which is on the other side of the wall. She will flip a coin to decide the first trial of 15 minutes. Heads is on. Then wait 15 minutes with the unit off. The third 15 minutes will be the second test run and the state will be the opposite of the first state. I will wait a fourth 15 minute period in be. I will decide whether the test was on-off or off-on.
I can do this in the morning before I take the pain tablets. And I can try again in the evening at about 7 pm.
When the modem is on, my wife will put on a video on her cell phone in the study, communicating with the modem. We will test the emf in the lounge and in the bedroom where my head will be.
I figure that although I might be in pain, the pain will get much worse when the modem is on. The 15 minutes between is because the effect is often delayed.
My wife bangs on the wall at the beginning of the test. Before she flips the coin. Or I just shout from the bedroom that I am ready.
You know that I can calculate the odds. And do test procedure. We did it for my test of Zener cards.
I will measure the radiation with the Gigahertz HF35C meter. RMS and PEAK in 4 directions. From the wall, from 45 degrees from the wall in the up, left and right.
By what standards do you want success? I am not going to do 1000 tests. I will try 10 to start with. Remember what I said about tests failing because the subjects refuse to continue to subject themselves to harm? Here is such an example. You are setting me up to fail.
Why is the hilighted bit necessary? As far as I can see all that it achieves is to sidetrack the thread into a discussion of the accuracy of your measuring equipment.
Why is it needed?
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