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“These bulbs take three to four minutes to light up and have a lifespan of 8,000 hours, two years approximately”
Have someone do a video of this from a distance so we can see.
originally posted by: Wildbob77
LIghts also turn off around me.
It is not something that I control but even my wife has noticed that streetlights turn off when I walk near them more often then when I'm not with her
I also kill electric watches. They last about 2-3 months unless I buy waterproof (not water resistant) watches. My dad repaired watches when I lived at home. I would always be complaining that the latest watch he had given me stopped. He is the one that gave me a divers watch and that one lasted 2-4 years and I've been buying them ever since.
originally posted by: Wildbob77
LIghts also turn off around me.
It is not something that I control but even my wife has noticed that streetlights turn off when I walk near them more often then when I'm not with her
I also kill electric watches. They last about 2-3 months unless I buy waterproof (not water resistant) watches. My dad repaired watches when I lived at home. I would always be complaining that the latest watch he had given me stopped. He is the one that gave me a divers watch and that one lasted 2-4 years and I've been buying them ever since.
also kill electric watches. They last about 2-3 months unless I buy waterproof (not water resistant) watches. My dad repaired watches when I lived at home. I would always be complaining that the latest watch he had given me stopped. He is the one that gave me a divers watch and that one lasted 2-4 years and I've been buying them ever since.
originally posted by: markosity1973
a reply to: Serdgiamtigertatzen
Interesting.....
I have heard claims from people like you and the OP before.
Surely though if you are emitting an electromagnetic field strong enough to interrupt watches / lights etc etc it could be measured. We can easily measure other electromagnetic fields after all.
Here is an interesting documented case of an 'electric man'