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Topic started on 22-11-2008 @ 04:48 PM by semjaseforever

We all know the noise speakers or a radio make when a cellphone is making a signal, that bumpy vibrating noise... well lately (and no my speakers arent broken) ive been often, with my fone even off.. theres been no signal from a nearby cellphone or radio or microwave..my friends have said the same things too
im located in the uk by the way... i dont know if it has any coincidence but one thing people who have allegedly had contact have been told is that radio frequencoies and that buzzing sound will be heard as they manifest in our uiverse

id like opinions please

reply posted on 22-11-2008 @ 04:56 PM by whoshotJR

I would call your local tv company and ask them to sweep your neighborhood for leakage.

reply posted on 22-11-2008 @ 07:25 PM by and14263

reply to post by semjaseforever

I do notice the clicking rhythm you describe, even when my phone is off. I usually assume it's from next door or across the street, maybe even someone in a car driving by.
Some people say the waves from phones are pretty harmful, it makes me wonder how safe all these waves/signals flying around are.

reply posted on 22-11-2008 @ 07:27 PM by prototism

Originally posted by and14263
reply to post by semjaseforever

I do notice the clicking rhythm you describe, even when my phone is off. I usually assume it's from next door or across the street, maybe even someone in a car driving by.
Some people say the waves from phones are pretty harmful, it makes me wonder how safe all these waves/signals flying around are.

Common sense tells you that they wouldn't be sold if they were't safe, assuming "they" aren't intentionally trying to hurt us.

reply posted on 22-11-2008 @ 07:59 PM by masonwatcher

reply to post by semjaseforever

Mobile transmissions are in the low microwave range 872–960 MHz and 1710–1875 MHz and have 1 milliwatt per squared centimetre (mW/cm2) from the handset during peak transmission.

In an environment such as your home, there might be defective wiring, or a heavily laden electric socket which may cause a large electric field. Low power microwave signals will propagate in this environment with marginally increasing power densities and interfere with household electronic goods. So it is quite possible that is a neighbour two houses down that is causing your problem.

More interestingly, if you have one of those air ionisers next to your entertainment centre and the equipment is in use or maybe on standby, with the accompanied magnetic field, microwaves will be sporadically produced.

If you have wifi or your neighbour has, the effects on you loudspeakers will be similar to what your mobile phone produces.

There is an increasing amount of research emerging that both wifi and mobile phones are serious health hazards and the authorities know this but will not do anything. Several years ago, the UK government sold 20/50? year rights for these frequencies to mobile phone providers for about three trillion pounds. Any campaigner on these hazards will get a visit from some scary people.

Incidentally, the people to call will be OFCOM or the Environmental Health Agency but you will find that they will bounce you around between each other. No one wants to handle this hot potato since responsibility to resolve it will land on them - permanently. The solution is shield paints on party walls and primary rooms in your house, ie bedrooms, living-rooms.

[edit on 22-11-2008 by masonwatcher]

reply posted on 22-11-2008 @ 09:18 PM by unnamedninja

Even with your phone switched off it relays data of some kind, I dont know why. But when I keep mine on the desk (turned off) it interferes, so I end up throwing it on the bed.

Also I get interference sometimes if a taxi drives past my house. The most likely explanation I can think of, is that some radio enthusiast in your street has got themselves a ham or CB radio set up recently. If you go into your back yard and look at the houses up and down the street, you might notice a long straight antenna looking thing installed on one of them.