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German EHS telecom engineer staying on the Refuge Zone
EHS Refuge Zone: the first delivery
EHS Refuge Zone: Only just!
Paul keeps an eye on the delivery manoeuvre
First unit for the EHS International Centre for Study and Contact (hi-tech and no radiation)
View of the communal area
View of the communal area
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"France has its first radiation-free refuge in the Drôme"
In the face of the present unprecedented increase in artificial microwave radiation in the environment, there is a vital need to obtain up to date information as a basis for a comprehensive assessment of the impact of this radiation on people's health. This questionnaire for the general public is easy to fill in and anonymous. For it to be credible and representative it is essential for it to be circulated widely in Europe and worldwide so that we can amass the maximum statistical data. Designed originally in a printed version by Dr Roger Santini, it has been updated so that people who live close to relay antennas can give the full details of their experience. The statistics gathered from this enquiry will be sent anonymously to scientists and health organisations for analysis and publication. Please help circulate this questionnaire. |
TV reports compiled (Fr): click
Protective veil and standard relay antennas 2.70m high
Swedish EHS children feel better immediately when their electrostatic charge is released into the ground
The thrill of feeling better!
EHS Refuge Zone Open Zone Health Zone (free) 10 2009 reports : BBC, AFP, BFM TV,. . . |
Sibylle, Michael, Catherine, Gilles (Faraday cage)
Sibylle and Michael
Measures HF: 0,0107 V/m
Faraday cage (open) : interviews Claire and Sibylle
interviews Claire and Sibylle
interviews Philippe (EHS)
Sibylle and Claire (EHS)
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Entrance to the EHS Refuge Zone, a completely secluded private area that is part of a listed rural conservation zone
without any inhabitants or potential development - and therefore without any radiation from relay antennas.
New sign on the approach road
Communal area: new protective measures to exclude the trace background radiation from the Hertzian repeaters in GHz
Entrance to the communal area
Protection for the central seating area from the background radiation
Within the new protective enclosure
Cooking area (communal area)
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Protecting yourself from artificial HF microwave radiation
is now essential for living a normal life –
A wave of electromagnetic radiation is propagated in a straight line from an emitting source
which can be a relay antenna, a Hertzian repeater, a radar apparatus or even a mobile phone), at a speed of 3 x 10 to the power of 8 m/s.
Various factors in the surrounding area can deflect, reflect or absorb this radiation.
What's more, a radiating wave is also absorbed by any conductive material that resonates at the same frequency:
H²O (water), rain, 0² (oxygen), the atmosphere, our bones, metallic mesh, etc.
It also interferes with all other frequencies in its vicinity, thus causing a fluctuation in the vibrational pattern of space-time.
In order to avoid all this interference and to be protected effectively against the damaging effects of microwave radiation on the metabolism,
especially when asleep, it is necessary to sleep in a complete Faraday cage.
Tests in extreme conditions of the new Faraday cage (here the DDP readings are above 10V!)
Dossier in progress on the true levels of electromagnetic radiation that the public is subjected to
Faraday cage: Graph Measures = - 87,6 dBm = 0,00037106 V/m
corresponding approximately to ambient noise
Conversions table and equivalences [click]
Turning a caravan into a Faraday cage takes about 200 hours' work for
a basic caravan of 5-6m with entirely metallic bodywork (this one is Duralumin Au4G of 10/10th thickness),
with a bolted and soldered metallic structure and chassis and wheel arches all in metal.
Reflective metallic paint for the outside
Taking out all the interior fittings to insert a new floor covering in Duralumin 4/10th sheet
(Duralumin is an alloy of aluminium, copper, magnesium and manganese)
Adding 15 layers of protection to the inside
As finished: double bed
Sitting area
Cooking area and bathroom with and without carpet
Bio-rupters (interrupt the 2 phases)
Edison 20W bulb that does not give off radiation . . . and provides 95% of the energy to heat the caravan.
With the use of low-energy CFL bulbs that has been imposed recently, everybody's heating bill will be going up!
Enviro2B
Faraday Cage: why use a stainless steel grille of 0.8 mm mesh for the ventilation?
A law of physics tells us that for counteracting EM radiation the mesh spacing should be less than
1/4 of the wavelength of the radiating HF wave,
ie bi-band mobile phone frequencies 900 MHz (33.3cm), 1800 MHz (16.5cm), UMTS up to 2200 MHz = 2.2 GHz (13cm), and up to Wi-fi 2.4 GHZ (12.5cm),
which makes a 3cm mesh.
However experience shows that this theoretical construct does not tally with the facts.
Our experience shows that to absorb radiation effectively the mesh has to be less than 2mm (as in the metallic mesh used for food protection).
EHS Refuge Zone: earth contact (D=240mm) for the Faraday cage caravan with post in stainless steel 260x50x10mm
Faraday cage chassis: detail (zoom) of the stainless steel earth, with 32mm² cables (BTR stainless steel D=12mm)
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