Field Strength of household electronics?
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personally I wouldn't worry about anything under 50 Watts\n\nmore than that, limit usage or get distance from whatever it is\n\nliving under high voltage power lines is way worse and they have a hard time proving what that does, I know its bad for people though, how bad and in what ways I don't know
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Its in Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia, just type the "Faraday cage" in yahoo search you will find the 75% for your answer and rest you do your home work.
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Generating static electricity.
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Kilowatt\nCost depends on method of generation and location
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there is no scope for electronics its the category which is not consider as a very good category.try some engineering or something
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Check out Radio Shack
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keep it far from electrodomestics\n\n:> peace\n.
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less than 0.3  for power sations\n0.5ohm for substation\n1 to 2 for homes
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Its no more dangerous than using your home computer.  There are microwaves emmitting from everything from your monitor to your tv to your microwave oven to portable phones.  If you use those things and have no reactions then you will have no reactions to wifi either.
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I hope that one of these will be what you are looking for.\n\nhttp://www.iesna.org/\nhttp://www.ewh.ieee.org/soc/ies/\nhttp://www.ielectric.com/Net/index.asp
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You could buy a wireless adapter.  I would recommend a Linksys Wireless G, which can pick up both G and B frequencies.  And I recommend the type that plugs into your USB port.  I would also recommend about 10 or 15 feet of USB extension cable.  This will allow you to move the wireless device around the room or by a window sill in order to find the strongest signal.  Use the install CD first before you do anything.  Then once you plug in the wireless device, it will seek out any signals in your area.  Some may be locked down, but if you find an open signal, that means your neighbor probably believes in sharing.  (Or your neighbor figures it is too much bother to encrypt.)  You may need to make some software adjustments, but without knowing your operating system, this is as far as we can go.  \n\nYou might consider re-naming your computer to something other than your real name, just in case you're the type who would be embarrassed to have your neighbor catch you using their signal.  And make sure you don't have any "shared" folders on your computer that aren't password protected.\n\nAnd if your neighbor is transmitting an "open signal," that means they have given your their IMPLIED PERMISSION to use their signal.  So, you don't need to ASK them for permission.
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think light projection. Bulky monitors and even plasma will be old fashioned, we'll simply beam our output onto a surface and work away. Maybe even the keyboard will be projected on the table in front of us.
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Sorry, you're going to have to be a bit more specific than that. Electromagnetics is a rather broad subject.\n\n~X~
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Hey, I found this amazing website that will teach you everything about Bluetooth Technology. It's called http://www.bluetomorrow.com/ because I am sure you will have more questions once your first is answered. Believe it or not Bluetooth is 1000 times safer than a Verizon or Sprint digital cell phone. Fortunately, the transmitting power is far too weak to result in perceptible effects in humans. Moreover, the radiation is not concentrated in a single beam; rather, it is randomly dispersed in all directions. The penetration depth of a device working in the 2.4Ghz frequency range is about 1.5cm - nothing more than a superficial absorption.
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We in the USA never unplug things.\nWe have a great many things in every room of our houses and they always stay plugged in all the time.\n\nI can look right now at three lamps plugged in, about 20 pieces of computer equipment all plugged in, a huge TV, a DVD player, A VCR, and an electric piano, that all stay plugged in all the time.
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this might prove to be useful:\nhttp://islab.oregonstate.edu/koc/ece575/02Project/Mor/
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My guess is no\ni thnk volts is more