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| Date: | Mon, 30 Jul 2012 09:16:51 +1000 |
If it's ok for a phone to be 1.5m away, surely she can tolerate speakers,
say, 3m away? I thought phones operated on about 50V, so not that low.
Does she have any way of measuring EMF levels? If not then I think getting a
meter might be the best way to proceed. Guessing what levels there might be
based on one's perception of how much power a device uses is probably not going
to lead to the most efficient solutions.
Peter Shute
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>In the case of the phone, the signal goes to a transformer for the air
>pipes that are about 1.5 meters long. Since the electricity on the phone
>is very low that seems to work all right.
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