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charles wrote:

> btw, ALL digital displays show *dirty air*.

> ALL.

>

I don't doubt that, but the Cornet does not bother me, so that leads me

to believe some digital displays can be made acceptable quiet.

> They can be measured with special Detectors and spectrumanalysers with special

antennas.

>

> Curiously, when measuring, the probe or antenna must be held against the

elektrosmog source.

>

If the probe or antenna touch the circuitry, then it is no longer

measuring dirty air, but the circuit itself.

> At a distance of 1 " there is trouble in measuring, but an electrosensitive

person may be harassed by this source at a distance of 3 meters away!!

>

I see what you are saying. Just like RFID chips have an effect at

distance, but can't be measured without special detectors.

This seems a good time to tell this:

On Tuesday, Sep.21, I told my parents at the breakfast table about the

replacement bank card I got Saturday. The new card had an RFID chip in

it, also called Blink or PayPass. When I hold these wireless chips, I

get a headache, etc. So I tried to shield it over the weekend and put it

in the bathroom (away from bedroom). On Monday I called Chase to request

a replacement card without Blink.

Mom's light bulb turned on, she asked about the new credit cards they

received in June.

Eeeek! They have them too! And in dad's wallet he has been in close

proximity for the same length of time that he had been getting worse.

I first tried smashing the chip with a ball-peen hammer. I sat with mom

in the garage/shop on the opposite side of the room, and waited 20

minutes for the pain and other sensations to subside. Went over to hold

the card again. This time only a lesser sensation. Still emitting... So

next I drilled out the chip. I can now see the wires to the antenna in

the rest of the plastic. Now the feeling is mostly gone. I did the same

to the other 2 cards. The magnetic stripe is untouched and still works

at the gas station.

That night, we all slept better.

In fact mom said later the next week she has Really been sleeping better

all week since the RFID chips were destroyed. Very relaxed now. The

tinitus is still louder, but the insomnia is gone.

It seems important to tell that mom's card was in dad's den drawer until

one month prior, when dad insisted mom put it in her purse. That is when

mom really started having trouble sleeping. Didn't realize it until I

brought it up. Couldn't figure out what changed, that we couldn't sleep.

Mom was really tossing and turning, very distressed.

Dad had been unable to sleep lately, short of breath, and falling

asleep, even while we were talking to him.

His heart rate has been 35-40, but the blood oxygen sensor says 98%.

By the time we were in Spokane that October morning, dad was laughing

and joking in the hospital.

They scheduled tests later in the next week, and I took him home.

Those chips are nasty!

So check your cards for Blink))), and if you are not sleeping well,

definitely get them out of your pocket and away from your bed!

I asked Chase to replace that card... but they sent exactly the same

thing! I called them again and found the right wording to get the right

card. Tell them you want to OPT out of the Blink program (and get a new

card issued.)