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EVs emit no more EMF than your standard appliances. The internet is a vast array of misinformation and comments like this without supporting links just contrib
by mogwire 3y ago
EVs emit no more EMF than your standard appliances.
The internet is a vast array of misinformation and comments like this without supporting links just contributes to that misinformation.
I will buy a 40-50 dollar emf meter from Amazon and test my washer, dryer, oven, microwave, a blow dryer, the AC unit, and then drive around in my Tesla along with sitting idle and charging it.
When the numbers don’t support the “tons” of radiation will you say I’m part of the coverup?
- giantrobot 3y agoDo you realize how much electro-magnetic radiation everything in your house reflects every second of the day? Tons. Most pipes in your house are also literally filled with dihydrogen monoxide which kills thousands of people every year. You don't want to think about the radiation exposure you get just walking outside. It's dangerous out there, be careful.
- belltaco 3y agoDon't forget bananas, exit signs etc. https://www.energy.gov/ne/articles/5-radioactive-products-we-use-every-day https://www.energy.gov/ne/articles/5-radioactive-products-we...
- tempsy 3y agoThis is not true at all. EVs emit such high amounts of EMF that it interferes with AM radio, which is why AM radio doesn't exist in any EVs.
- vel0city 3y agoMost refrigerators also do not have AM radios either, and they often do cause a lot of hell for AM. Same goes for pretty much all other appliances. When they're running I have a much harder time operating my amateur radio gear, even doing a lot of things to help mitigate it. Most things in my house mess with a lot of radio stuff. 70cm is practically useless to listen to inside my house from all the interference that gets picked up. I find it strange how fixated you are about it specifically affecting AM radio.