>>8473492

Bullshit! You need way more than 50W to create a field intensity of 1Tesla let alone 220! maybe micro Tesla! 1Tesla is 2.4 x10 to the power of 14W/ sq m! here it is written out in normie language 240000000000000W per square metre! or 240 Terra Watts per square metre. If you had any technical knowledge at all or even had the slightest desire to be educated, you would have done your own digging on this subject and found that you are completely wrong & you are reading your app incorrectly (maybe the app writers are peddling fear pron!). By the way, the reading you are getting is only from within the pass band of your phone! so it's only WiFi and cellular frequencies it can read. If your phone is not 5G & the operator is not transmitting 5G on the same bands your phone can read, then you will NOT be able to measure anything in the 5G spectrum for your area!

Educate yourself and stop spreading your ignorance!

>>8473605

Nice! A capacitor checker! If there's a schill, it certainly appears to be (You)! Begone shill!

>>8473650

Hi, The earth has a magnetic field of 50uT (microTesla) Here's a paper from Oz that Deakin University use as guidlines for the safety of their staff & students. Link attached.

In your case, 220uT is quite high but should not cause bad health in most people. There are some people that have a high susceptibility to RF so you might be one. Brick walls tend to provide about 20dB of attenuation and if you have reflective film on your windows, that provides about 40dB of attenuation. Unfortunately, drywalling, without foil covered insulation only provides about 15dB reduction. With the foil, it can be as high as 60dB. Now to help you understand what the reduction is, every 3 dB is 1/2 the field strength so if you only have a wooden, uninsulated structure, yoy will be reducing the intensity to about 1/32 of the w/ sq m which is significant. For instance, the 220 uT will be divided by about 32 (1/2'd 5 times) whih is 220/32=6.875uT. now you won't measure that because the earth's intrinsic field is 50uT everywhere so you won't be able to get lower than that in your home. HTH I really don't want to upset people but, the engineer in me really can't handle inaccurate information.

https://www.deakin.edu.au/__data/assets/pdf_file/0004/228649/magnetic-fields-guidelines.pdf

>>8473650

Hear's moar: These are the SI units that scientists & engineers use when communicating their measurements & calculations:

https://www.btb.termiumplus.gc.ca/tcdnstyl-chap?lang=eng&lettr=chapsect1&info0=1.23 There are many more links but this is the first one I hit when I was searching. I hope the info I have shared helps you understand your environment a bit better & even make it better for your RF sensitivity by adding window film to exclude unnatural fields in your area.

>>8473905

Accepted. The unit "B" is Weber which is also a unit of magnetic field strength like the Tesla.

2.2806 Weber would be 220.06uT.

If you ant to insulate your home further, you should look into putting reflective window foil. It will remove a big hole in your walls that has quite low attenuation. If I remember correctlym window glass will only attenuate by about 6dB or reduce the strength by 1/4. where the foil improves that to around 60 db or 220/2 twenty times! It'ss make your windows more impenetrable than your walls, of you are in a wood constructed house without foil covered insulation. If you're in a flat, then your attenuation for your walls will be around 40 dB or about 228/2 40 times. Good luck with insulating your home. A quick indication will be that when it's all insulated, it will be quite difficult to hold a cellphone call in your home.

>>8473936

The only thing i really like about the electrification of some transportation is the pollution aspect. And, even though the production of Muh-Lectric vehicles does pollute, it still has less impact than hydrocarbons (note, not fossil fuels as the crude oil is never found where fossils are found)! If wind, solar or hydro electric power is used, then it's even cleaner.

>>8474035

Me neither, SAFAnon here too!