I never said anything about broadcast. Or wireless. Or putting 100 cable modems in a lockbox. You're both making stuff up?
Ringing voltage may be 75-90v AC depending on country. 75v RMS is about 105v peak to peak, 90v would be about 130v peak so again, where am I wrong?
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Does radiation even cause headaches?
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It can for some people. Just like noise or computer screens can cause headaches for some people and not others.
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Sorry Kymmy but as jb66 says the telco line voltage is 40-45 volts and 75volts when ringing. None of the Telewest kit i have ever come into contact with has been 90 volts.
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75v AC is still >100v peak-to-peak.
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As for cable modems broadcasting RF, yeah maybe they do but at such a small level it will be irrelevant.
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You can't say that for everyone. Things that are so "irrelevant" to have no effect on one person can kill another. Everyone responds differently.
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The other thing you might want to look at/for is do you live right by a mobile phone base station? If there is one less than 100meters from your place, this would be a much more realistic thing to look at/investigate.
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Again more misdirected paranoia about mobile phone masts. Your neighbour across the street using their mobile phone will expose you to more radiation than a base station 100m away. As would someone's wireless network through on the other side of a wall.