Temporal Variation In Non-Ionising Radiation At A Single Location (part 6)

Further analysis of the GQ Electronics EMF-390 multifunction meter output: measurements made without the blasted USB cable

Back in part 4 of this series I penned this para after contemplating the time series for the electric field (EF) as measured at my office window:

Here we have the daily profile of electric field (EF) strength as measured by the device in the corner of my office window for that typical week. The first thing to note here is the overall mean of 93.3V/m, this being much higher than the typical background range of 1 – 20V/m quoted by the GOV.UK website, though they do qualify this by stating this may increase to a few hundred volts per metre very close to domestic appliances and power cables. Obviously I’ve gone and plonked my device in a hotspot and it will be interesting to see what readings I obtain in the various rooms around our property.

Before I waded deeper and deeper into unfathomable analysis I decided, on the spur of the moment, to do something simple yet stunningly effective: I pulled the USB cable from the device and, as I did so, I watched the EF values plummet. Aha! Of course!…