RE: Snoshoe's refrigerator

[Guest guest]

One example of this is that we found an electric field from our washing

machine even when it was off and completely unplugged. It seemed to be due

to the water pipes connecting in at the back, and was reduced when we

improved the earthing on the water system.

Ian

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From: [mailto: ] On Behalf Of

SArjuna@...

Sent: 25 January 2006 21:03

Subject: Snoshoe's refrigerator

Some time ago Snoshoe mentioned that he feels better when his frig is

not only off, but unplugged, even if the circuit is turned off at the

breaker

box.

The thing is that even when a circuit is off current can still be

induced onto its metal conduit from other circuits, even from water pipes.

This

can result in the high frequencies of electrical pollution being braodcast

from

the circuit and anything plugged into it.

This is why it's not enough to turn off an electric blanket, but it

must

be unplugged, and even removed from the vicinity of electric/magnetic

fields.

When we were in the process of actually removing one conduit from our

sytem, the local electrician who was doing it for me asked me to check it

with a

gaussmeter while the conduit was still attached to the breaker box vs. after

he detached it. The circuit was off in both instances, of course. The

magnetic field on the conduit increased the moment he disconnected it from

the

breaker box and it was just hanging there, not yet pulled off the basement

wall. The reason is that current was being induced into it from the

conduits

above and below it. Once it was no longer in contact with the breaker

box,

the bit of grounding it had had was lost and it actually had more current

on

it.

I suggest that Snoshoe's refrigerator has been a scapegoat.

Regards,

Shivani

www.LifeEnergies.com

[Guest guest]

Hi Shivani,

This is a very interesting story. I would like to understand it better.

When you said:

>check it with a

> gaussmeter while the conduit was still attached to the breaker box vs.

> after

> he detached it. The circuit was off in both instances, of course.

In the " before " condition, do you mean that the wire was disconnected but

the conduit remained, or do you mean the wire and the conduit were both

still connected?

Also, where along the circuit where you making measurments? Did you use a

gaussmeter or a clamp around ammeter?

Emil

Snoshoe's refrigerator

> Some time ago Snoshoe mentioned that he feels better when his frig is

> not only off, but unplugged, even if the circuit is turned off at the

> breaker

> box.

> The thing is that even when a circuit is off current can still be

> induced onto its metal conduit from other circuits, even from water pipes.

> This

> can result in the high frequencies of electrical pollution being braodcast

> from

> the circuit and anything plugged into it.

> This is why it's not enough to turn off an electric blanket, but it

> must

> be unplugged, and even removed from the vicinity of electric/magnetic

> fields.

>

> When we were in the process of actually removing one conduit from our

> sytem, the local electrician who was doing it for me asked me to check it

> with a

> gaussmeter while the conduit was still attached to the breaker box vs.

> after

> he detached it. The circuit was off in both instances, of course.

> The

> magnetic field on the conduit increased the moment he disconnected it from

> the

> breaker box and it was just hanging there, not yet pulled off the basement

> wall. The reason is that current was being induced into it from the

> conduits

> above and below it. Once it was no longer in contact with the breaker

> box,

> the bit of grounding it had had was lost and it actually had more

> current on

> it.

>

> I suggest that Snoshoe's refrigerator has been a scapegoat.

>

> Regards,

> Shivani

> www.LifeEnergies.com

>

>

>