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<blockquote data-quote="Enhanced Eddie" data-source="post: 1300138" data-attributes="member: 12639">I wrote a little datasheet about the damaging effects of the radiation coming from these devices, first post on page 3 of this thread:<a href="https://www.rooshvforum.com/thread-74847-page-3.html" target="_blank">https://www.rooshvforum.com/thread-74847-page-3.html</a>Unfortunately, these don't work. You can easily check that with a microwave radiation meter. I recommend the acousticom 2, it's cheap, small, accurate and covers a very broad range (200 MHz to 8 GHz).It travels less far but it's actually far more intense. Hold a microwave meter up to a bluetooth device and you will hear the meter screaming like it does with no other technology. To think that I put bluetooth headphones in my ear... right next to my brain... for several years is scary.Yeah one layer won't, but 3 to 6 layers will do the trick. Just wrap it a few times.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Enhanced Eddie, post: 1300138, member: 12639"] I wrote a little datasheet about the damaging effects of the radiation coming from these devices, first post on page 3 of this thread: [URL]https://www.rooshvforum.com/thread-74847-page-3.html[/URL] Unfortunately, these don't work. You can easily check that with a microwave radiation meter. I recommend the acousticom 2, it's cheap, small, accurate and covers a very broad range (200 MHz to 8 GHz). It travels less far but it's actually far more intense. Hold a microwave meter up to a bluetooth device and you will hear the meter screaming like it does with no other technology. To think that I put bluetooth headphones in my ear... right next to my brain... for several years is scary. Yeah one layer won't, but 3 to 6 layers will do the trick. Just wrap it a few times. [/QUOTE]

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