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Exactly what I was thinking when I read the headline. Do you know of any other real-world items the average person interacts with that releases more RF energy?
by DrAwdeOccarim 7y ago
Exactly what I was thinking when I read the headline. Do you know of any other real-world items the average person interacts with that releases more RF energy? Like a toaster or power inverter in a car?
- mtreis86 7y agoSpark plugs release wide band RF. Many transformers do too. Quick test, walk around with an AM radio set between stations so you only hear static and put it next to various things. That is how amateur radio operators find interferening emissions.
- Simon_says 7y agoThe Sun. But that's not a great example because it also emits other, actually harmful, radiation.
- segfaultbuserr 7y agoYeah, non-ionizing radiation from the Sun is harmful, e.g. when you looking at the sun via naked eyes, or forgetting to use sunscreen. But those are not normally considered as RF.
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