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MikeAustin Posted - 04/08/2025 : 09:39:00
I am getting some spurious RF readings in my logs that make no sense at all - up to 10 W/m² (yes, W not mW!). They last up to 10 seconds and can occur at several locations. I suspect a glitch in the software. From my experience, testing values without tolerances can send a routine down an unexpected path.
I have attached a typical log with the meter pointing at a mast 260m away. The prevailing RF level is already high at 10 mW/m², but these blips are 3 orders higher. I just don't believe them!
According to my estimates, a man experiencing 100 of these blips would get a body temperature increase of about 0.25°C.

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