Posted by: sandaura | March 23, 2011

A CONSTANT, NON STOP “PULSED” LOW RADIO FREQUENCY HUM HEARD IN MY HOME

FINGERPRINT OF 217Hz-SOURCE OF NOISE

WE ARE ALL BEING EXPOSED TO THE BIGGEST AVOIDABLE HEALTH HAZARD IN  THE  HISTORY OF OUR PLANET!  PLEASE CONTACT US @ globalrfrdefenseteam@verizon.net

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We have published this blog for victims who are hearing a constant noise inside as well as outside.   After  reading several blogs related to this particular noise(s), we found that people, in general, are seeking answers as to what is happening to them.   One blog was consistent with the descriptors of what we have been describing to the State of Massachusetts.  We have confirmed it is a microwave pulsation accompanied by   “pure tones”,  illegal in our State of  Massachusetts. The Regulations were adopted from the EPA  who studied pure tone noise and in 1972 determined it to be a noxious air pollutant, thus being a human health hazard.  Whether proven to be a pure tone or not; it is a nuisance and it is trespassing on and in to your home and the source is the utilities who are leaking carcinogenic microwave frequencies they are injecting through powerlines for the Smart Grid communication layer of the global network.  The powerlines were designed to transmit electricity.  They are using broadband, Dsl, Wi-Fi, wired, unwired, Sat, cell; whatever they choose to use because they have many options on how to operate the Smart Grid Network.  The noise is a by-product of the Radio Frequency interference, radiation and dirty power riding on the wires and radiating through every outlet in to your home, school and workplace.  The constant pounding of these modulated pulsed signals is biologically invasive to all who are exposed to it and produce serious negative symptoms.

DEFINITION OF NOISE   “Noise is an unwanted or objectionable sound”   VERY IMPORTANT!!  When trying to explain this NOISE be aware that the ignorant, be them experts, professionals or not, the noise is incorrectly defined  if it is described as just a sound.  IT IS AN UNWANTED OR OBJECTIONABLE SOUND.  MUSIC IS SOUND, EVERYTHING THAT YOU CAN HEAR IS A SOUND.  THIS is a noise from hell, manmade, radio frequency signals that are leaking into our air causing them to bounce, reflect, enabling them to be heard in  the human hearing range.  These are illegal pure tones (pure tones are extremely rare and not normally found in our environment) and damage  hearing with prolonged exposure.  This is an unprecedented event that has never occurred  for, historically, mankind has never before lived with wireless/bio active microwaves leaking in the air.  How could anyone even fathom such a disaster and that we would be expected to live and be perpetually exposed to this hazardous pollution in our daily lives, 24 hours, day and night, against our will, without permission,with no way to escape it?  The dismissal  of our pleas for help and evidence by our local, State and Federal Governments,  the lack of empathy and desire to do anything about it,  even by victims who are aware and suffering from this technology, is unconscionable.  Without  personal responsibility there will be no resolution or  accountablility of the crimes being perpetrated on our Society.  Sickness and death is inevitably the result of doing nothing.

Cause of the Hum (confirming our fingerprint of the noise)

Different assumptions about the source of the hum (heating of buildings, industrial plants in the neighborhood, individual ear problem, wrong nutrition, military experiments…) have so far not been confirmed.

Latest research in Germany points to mobile communication radio waves (base station antennas) as source of the hum. The hum is not caused by the cell phones themselves but by the emissions of the basis stations (antennas) transported over the air interface.
The low frequent pulsing and modulations of the signals lead to acoustic resonance in buildings.

Beyond ear perception, the radiation is also otherwise physically noticed by humans. Reasons that speak for mobile communication as source of the hum:
- correlations between peoples´ reports of first hearing the hum and the setup of antennas in their neighborhood, clearly demonstrable in small towns and villages; increase of the phenomenon parallels setup of antennas;
- physical complaints of hum sufferers are the same as the symptoms that are reported for radio wave sickness
- measurements show artificial signals in the ELF-range; qualitative signal analyses show characteristics of portable radio technology (pulsing, modulation)
- effects of radiation by mobile radio waves on human brain waves in the ELF-range have already been medically proven.

ELF frequencies in mobile communication technology as cause of the hum?

Many people are not aware of the fact that – besides RF frequencies – also low frequencies (ELF frequencies) play an important role in mobile communication technology. This is not only the case with regard to the cell phones (as has been focussed in most publications), but also with regard to the so called “base stations”.
Low frequencies are used in two techniques: in signal pulsing and in wave modulation.

Signal pulsing

Pulsing means that the signal is periodically interrupted. This interruption plays an important role in GSM. GSM works with 8 time slots of 576 μs that are combined to a time frame of 4.615 ms. The time frames are interrupted by short pauses. The result is a pulsed signal of 1736 Hz.

The time slots themselves are combined to a so called “multi frame”. A multi frame comprises of 25 time frames plus a pause (i.e. 26 time frames). The result is a pulsed signal of 8.33 Hz, i.e. with a periodicity of 120 ms.  Read more at:

The descriptions that are consistently reaffirmed by victims across the country as well as the world are:

1. Constant noise  2. Humming  3.Buzzing  4. Oscillating pulse  5. Thudding, thumping, rumbling resonance 6. Sounds like a motor idling outside my house 7. can hear it during power outage  8. disturbs sleep  9. unnerving  10. checked all mechanical functions in the home  11. called the utilities; they did nothing 12. Can hear it outside  13. Can hear it sitting with the car turned off.  14. Started hearing it around 2006 to present  15. pressure in the ears and head  16. Not tinnitus 17. Have to sleep with a fan, music, tv to mask the noise; even though I have to listen to another noise than that insidious noise.  18. I can not relax listening to it.  19. Some people hear it some don’t  20. I am afraid to talk about it because people will think I am crazy  21. I have never had trouble sleeping before this noise started  22.  Some mention power lines, microwave  transmitters, cell towers, gas lines, water lines as a theory.  23.  Siren  24. high pitch frequency 25. CAN HEAR IT DURING A POWER OUTAGE.  26.  The noise is present 24 hours a day.

This is to name a few of the descriptors of hearing the Noise.  The Symptoms of the ill effects of being exposed to this noise and radiation pollution are as follows, but not limited to:

Headaches, heart palpitations , insomnia, nose bleeds, muscle aches, nervous tension, irritability, anger, feeling not in control of your environment, alienated and not understood, loss of concentration, tired, feeling your body is buzzing, hissing in the ears from the very high radio frequencies in the Microwave spectrum; travelling through the air.

Low frequency noise annoyance and stress  (from Noise and Health 2004 Volume 6 Issue 23 Page: 59-72 HG Leventhall

Stresses may be grouped into three broad types: cataclysmic stress, personal stress and background stress. Cataclysmic stress includes widespread and devastating physical events. Personal stress includes bereavements and other personal tragedies. Cataclysmic and personal stresses are evident occurrences, which are met with sympathy and support, whilst their impacts normally reduce with time. Background stresses are persistent events, which may become routine elements of our life. Constant low frequency noise has been classified as a background stressor (Benton, 1997; Benton and Leventhall, 1994). Whilst it is acceptable, under the effects of cataclysmic and personal stress, to withdraw from coping with normal daily demands, this is not permitted for low level background stresses. Inadequate reserves of coping ability then leads to the development of stress symptoms. In this way, chronic psychophysiological damage may result from long-term exposure to low-level low frequency noise.

Changes in behavior also follow from long­ term exposure to low frequency noise. Those exposed may adopt protective strategies, such as sleeping in their garage if the noise is less disturbing there. Or they may sleep elsewhere,  returning to their own homes only during the day.  Victims over time, may undergo character changes, particularly in relation to social orientation, consistent with their failure to recruit support and agreement from the regulatory authority that they do have a genuine noise problem. Their families, and the investigating officer, may also become part of their problem. The claim that their “lives have been ruined” by the noise is not an exaggeration, although their reaction to the noise might have been modifiable at an earlier stage.

We have forensic audio evidence that this is in our environment and ubiquitous throughout our community. We have identified the noise in several other towns and cities where we have lived and traveled.  We live in a community that does not have cell towers, public sewer, gas lines, industry, major highways.  The only thing we have is Broadband high speed internet and Wi-Fi.  We did not hear this noise until this was rolled out in our town and same follows in the other places we hear the noise.

We have a fingerprint of this noise as a result of retaining a Forensic Audio engineer.  He has confirmed by analyzing recordings of several locations in our town, as well as a recording during a power outage.  The results are identical audio fingerprint.  It shows a constant noise in the 250Hz narrowband, it is a modulating pulse bursting every second with 1/8 second micro bursts.  This is proven science and it has been duplicated and confirmed.  The audio recordings have been documented for the past three years, preserved in data form onto CDs.  This evidence, along with our 1/3 octave band results showing illegal pure tones/noise,  power quality results showing dirty electricity/noise, forensic audio results confirming constant noise, witnesses and other residents in our town who have filed noise complaints with the State.  Yet, we are approaching 6 years of willful negligence by  the State and Utilities in not acknowledging their culpability and intentions to clean up the harmful pollution impacting our heath and well-being.

If you are a victim of this noise please contact us by emailing the globalrfrdefenseteam@verizon.net.  The only way we will be able to get attention on this issue, is by proving the pollution is wide spread, which it is.  We are looking for victims to post their location and experience of hearing this noise and include when you started hearing it.  We are also interested in collecting data in your area.   PLEASE, we are only interested personal experiences and nothing that predated Wireless high speed broadband and Wi-Fi roll-out.

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Responses

  1. Verizon
    Barbour County, Except For a Small Area In the Nor, Marlinton, WV 24954
    This will explain it all. The United States National Radio Quiet Zone is a large area of land centered between the National Radio Astronomy Observatory at Green Bank, West Virginia and the Sugar Grove Research Facility at Sugar Grove, West Virginia. The Radio Quiet Zone is a rectangle of land approximately 13,000 square miles (34,000 km2) in size that straddles the border area of Virginia and West Virginia. It includes all land with latitudes between 37.5°N and 39.25°N and longitudes between 78.5°W and 80.5°W. The National Radio Quiet Zone protects the telescopes of the NRAO facility and the antennas and receivers of the U.S. Navy Information Operations Command (NIOC) at Sugar Grove, West Virginia. The NIOC at Sugar Grove has long been the location of electronic intelligence-gathering systems, and is today said to be a key station in the ECHELON system operated by the National Security Agency (NSA).[1] The Quiet Zone was created by the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) in 1958 to protect the radio telescopes at Green Bank and Sugar Grove from harmful interference. Omnidirectional and high-power transmissions are restricted, however fixed transmitters which have beamed directional links that do not illuminate the sensitive radio telescopes and electronic intelligence-gathering stations there are allowed. As a result cell phone, etc. service is allowed throughout much of the NRQZ. Not all radio transmissions are prohibited in the Radio Quiet Zone. For example Citizen’s Band radios, police and ambulance radios, and fire department radios are used there. However, large transmitter owners must typically coordinate their operations with representatives of the NRAO, which oversees the NRQZ in agreement with the Sugar Grove facility. The only broadcast radio stations in the inner core of the Quiet Zone are part of the Allegheny Mountain Radio network–with just one station in the AM band, and several low-power FM stations. Most broadcast transmitters within the area are licensed by the FCC (just as they are in the rest of the United States). Exceptions to the Radio Quiet Zone restrictions are usually determined on a case-by-case basis, with preference given to public safety concerns, such as remote alarm systems, repeaters for first responders, and NOAA Weather Radio. Due to the restrictions, the area has attracted people who believe they suffer from electromagnetic hypersensitivity.[2] Most broadcast transmitters in the Quiet Zone are forced to operate at reduced power and use highly directional antennas. This makes cable and satellite all but essential for acceptable television in much of the region. Contents [hide] 1 Counties inside the Zone 1.1 Maryland counties 1.2 Virginia counties 1.3 West Virginia counties 2 Cities inside the Zone 2.1 Virginia cities 2.2 West Virginia cities 3 References 4 External links [edit]Counties inside the Zone [edit]Maryland counties Extreme southern Garrett County [edit]Virginia counties Western Albemarle County Alleghany County Amherst County, except for the southern quarter Extreme northern Appomattox County Augusta County Bath County Extreme northern Bedford County Northern Botetourt County Northwestern Buckingham County Northern Craig County Western Greene County Highland County Nelson County Western Page County Rockbridge County Rockingham County, except for a small area in the extreme eastern part Western Shenandoah County [edit]West Virginia counties Barbour County, except for a small area in the north Extreme eastern Braxton County Grant County, except for an area in the north Eastern Greenbrier County Southwestern Hampshire County Hardy County Southeastern Harrison County Eastern Lewis County Extreme southern Mineral County Northeastern and east central Monroe County Extreme eastern Nicholas County Pendleton County Pocahontas County Two areas in extreme southwestern and southeastern Preston County Randolph County Extreme southern Taylor County Tucker County, except for an area in the extreme northern part Upshur County Central and eastern Webster County [edit]Cities inside the Zone [edit]Virginia cities Buena Vista The western half of Charlottesville, including much of the University of Virginia Grounds Covington Harrisonburg Lexington Staunton Waynesboro [edit]West Virginia cities Buckhannon Elkins Lewisburg Weston White Sulphur Springs Clarksburg, West Virginia, and Lynchburg, Virginia are just outside the Quiet Zone.
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    February 08, 2013 Verizon
    1 Snowshoe Dr., Snowshoe, WV 26209
    The phone finds 1 bar, but when you try to make a call it never goes through. ATT has some minimal service, but even with a powered cell booster nothing is good up here. By the way, my condo is on the Cupp Run side of the mountain and I have a clear view to the west.
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    January 07, 2013 AT&T
    Almost Everywhere, Snowshoe, WV 26209
    Thank Goodness for wifi I was able to iMessage and email. 5% AT&T service on all of mountain.
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    2 out of 2 people found this review helpful.

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    September 16, 2012 Verizon
    Warm Springs Moutain, Hot Springs, VA 24445
    Verizon signal Poor to No Reception. Entire area unusable signals unless you are in center of townships. Residents throughout area have learned to live with this inadequate service. Verizon refuses to install more towers to provide the service that should be expected from such high monthly premium.
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    0 out of 0 people found this review helpful.

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    March 27, 2011 Sprint
    Marlington, Marlinton, WV 24954
    I have no reception any where in this area but whats funny is I have perfect service with my Net10 Phone if I can have service with one why is it to much to ask to have with the other
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    18 out of 22 people found this review helpful.

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    September 07, 2010 AT&T
    Bridge Ave., Richwood, WV 26261
    I have no problem with my signal in Richwood. Indoors or outdoors. I lose signal in spots down 39 on my way to Summersville but have perfect signal in Summersville as way. Perfect in Fayetteville, Oak Hill, and Birch. Just wish had 3G.
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    23 out of 28 people found this review helpful.

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    August 31, 2009 Virgin Mobile
    Madison Ave. | Capenter Dr., Covington, VA 24426
    Well I always have full bars here, except when I go into the bowling alley. For some reason it’s zero in there. Well that whole little location, I would assume it’s because of how low it may dip below the service area?
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    21 out of 26 people found this review helpful.

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    January 17, 2009 AT&T
    Snowshoe, Snowshoe, WV 26209
    Since the Greenbanks Radio Telescope is on the east side, and thus a radio blackout zone, nobody will get coverage at Silver Creek resort or off the peak of the mountain at Snowshoe. 4 stars because, while not perfect, it is the best anyone can legally do. Spotty and hit-or-miss coverage at the top of Snowshoe mountain. Don’t hold your breath in Snowshoe Village, but around the Widowmaker lift you’ll get coverage. Strong reception on the west side, especially around the Cupp Run slope. The west side is opposite Greenbanks. Also strong reception at the entrance to Snowshoe and coverage sometimes during the drive up. The further away you get from Cupp Run, the weaker the signal. (For a real treat, try driving using your radio near Greenbanks not too far away. Total static.)
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    86 out of 89 people found this review helpful.

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    September 26, 2008 AT&T
    West Ridge, Snowshoe, WV 26209
    The West Ridge side, the one NOT facing the Green Banks radio telescope, has good reception. The other side, where most of the ski slopes are, is a radio blackout zone so nobody upon no one can or will have cell phone coverage. The US Government won’t allow it. You can also generally get reception at the top of the mountain.
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    36 out of 39 people found this review helpful.

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    June 21, 2007 AT&T
    Rt 39 | Rt 220, Warm Springs, VA 24484
    And it won’t get any better. Either the Board of Supervisors or Zoning Board voted down a private property owner putting in a tower that was disguised as a Flag Pole, the Local school board voted down putting a tower in a school parking lot, costing the school $ for leasing space at the expense of losing a couple of parking spaces. Want cell coverage – won’t happen as long as the narrow minded run the county.
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    45 out of 49 people found this review helpful.

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    March 27, 2007 AT&T
    Intersection at Red Light and Ct.House, Webster Springs, WV 26288
    I have Cingular everywhere in Webster Springs and Cowen / upperglade.
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    4 out of 5 people found this review helpful.

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    July 13, 2006 US Cellular
    Snowshoe Mountain / southern WV, Snowshoe, WV 26209
    I noticed alot of people complaing about the cell phone service in southern WV near the Snowshoe Mountain area. There is a reason behind this and it is not the fault of the cell phone service carriers. When you are traveling in that area there is a dead space in cell phone service due to the Greenbank National Observatory. Cell phones interfer with the satalite dishes and the transmittion there so the gov’t put a ban on cell phone service in that area. Just a heads up to those who are complaing about their carriers. There is nothing the carriers can do about this. This effects all cell phone carrier services.
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    66 out of 69 people found this review helpful.

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    January 13, 2006 Verizon
    Snowshoe Mountain, Snowshoe, WV 26209
    verizon service unable to get more than 1 bar and even then could not get a signal—two others in group had same problem with Verizon —found one person talking on cell-she was using T-Mobile service—verizon —can u here me now —NOT
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    26 out of 32 people found this review helpful.

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    December 22, 2005 AT&T
    Snowshoe Mountain, Snowshoe, WV 26209
    Spotty GSM coverage. Southwestern part of the resort, the side with Cupp Runn, is perfect signal. Northeastern / Silver Creek part of the resort is nothing. Seems to be good coverage if you have a clear view to the west.
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    December 06, 2005 US Cellular
    Snowshoe Mountain | Us 219, Snowshoe, WV 26209
    no service all the way from beverly, wv to snowshoe mounatin. maybe 1 bar at the top of the mountain… if the sky is clear!
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    14 out of 20 people found this review helpful.

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    November 07, 2005 US Cellular
    Main St., Richwood, WV 26261
    US Cellular needs to get off their butts and stop lying to customers about servicing Richwood. They say they do but there is no service period within a 10-20 mile radius of the city. It’s really annoying. Sprint, Alltel, Verizon, and US Cell customers be cautious when driving from Richwood to Snowshoe there is no service there at all for CDMA x1 customers let alone just regular CDMA coverage.
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    41 out of 47 people found this review helpful.

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    September 07, 2005 Verizon
    Marlinton | Slatyfork, Hillsboro, WV 24946
    Verizon is useless in South Eastern WV! The only place we could get a signal was on top of Cheat Mountain (Snowshoe), and even then we could barely get a signal.
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    16 out of 18 people found this review helpful.

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    September 01, 2005 Sprint
    Senic Hwy. 150, Marlinton, WV 24954
    I get on 39 from Rt. 60 heading to Marlinton. part of Rt. 60 and 39 on to marlinton I can’t get a signal not even a roaming signal
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    0 out of 0 people found this review helpful.

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    May 21, 2005 AT&T
    Canann Valley | RT 32, Richwood, WV 26261
    We had reception in March on Cingular – but end of May – no reception
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    4 out of 5 people found this review helpful.

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    May 10, 2005 US Cellular
    Rt. 220, Covington, VA 24426
    I have absolutely no problems with US Cellular. I am very happy with my phone and service. I always have at least 4 bars of signal and never have issues with dropped calls. For people who travel all over the US, VZW may be the company for them, but for me, I can’t beat the price of US Cellular and the exceptional coverage.
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    35 out of 38 people found this review helpful.

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    March 03, 2005 US Cellular
    US 60 (Main St.) | I-64 Btw. Ex 175 and 181, White Sulphur Springs, WV 24986
    rock solid coverage of WSS mostly due to the Greenbrier hotel.
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    4 out of 5 people found this review helpful.

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    July 09, 2004 US Cellular
    US 219 | Rt. 92, Marlinton, WV 24954
    US Cellular advertises in the Pocahontas Times, a weekly newspaper located in Marlinton WV. I can only get reception near Hot Springs, VA and roaming at about 4700 feet on the Senic Highway.
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    18 out of 22 people found this review helpful.

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    April 08, 2004 US Cellular
    Main St., Richwood, WV 26261
    US Cellular still claims it has service in Richwood, WV but they are lying. There is no service outside of Summersville making US Cell customers in a large black hole as they travel through Richwood to Snowshoe Mtn. Right now the only provider is TDMA Eastbrooke Cellular operating under the name CellularOne and they have only in town signal but nothing outside of town. With US Cell you have to drive within about 5 miles of the city line of Summersville to get great reception without fuzzy or dropped calls. CellOne has offered decent service through there by putting up the only tower in a huge dead zone between Craigsville and Summersville but still there is a slight dead zone before you get to the Muddelty split then you begin to get better signal. US Cell has really crappy coverage of Nicholas County and said they do not plan on expanding coverage so if your on Verizon, Alltel, or US Cell you will have no signal or Analog while driving Rt 55 from outside of Summersville to Richwood and Marlinton.
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  2. Power Line Communications (PLC)
    Power line communications (PLC) is a critical energy control networking technology for Smart Grid, Smart Cities, and Smart Buildings applications. PLC has many advantages over other wired and wireless communication methods. However, PLC technology must overcome some significant technical challenges to be practical. Echelon’s experience and unique innovations allow us to offer the world’s most proven, open standard, and multi-application PLC technology.

    Many users are still skeptical about PLC because power lines are designed for delivering power reliably to end devices, not necessarily data. There are three primary challenges to reliable communications: high attenuation on the power line, the presence of noise sources on the power line, and channel distortion.

    http://www.echelon.com/technology/power-line/

  3. Smart Grid and Power Line Communication (PLC)
    CEVA’s DSP Cores Support the Smart Grid Wired and Wireless Communication Requirements

    A typical wired communication method in the Smart Grid is Power Line Communication (PLC), which refers to transmitting data on the same conductor that is used for electric power transmission. One problem with PLC is the amount of electrical noise that may be encountered, which therefore requires the use of sophisticated error detection and correction techniques…..

    http://www.ceva-dsp.com/CEVAs-DSP-Cores-Power-the-Smart-Grid-and-Power-Line-Communication-PLC.html

  4. ———-Original Message———-

    From: Ramon R
    Date: May 11, 2013 12:09:34 PM
    Subject: Re: I’m hearing the hum
    To: “globalrfrdefenseteam@verizon.net”

    Awesome!

    Thank god I found you, I will write all you have questioned shortly. I am an engineer for XXXXX. I live in NJ and live in the NYC metro area to be exact North Bergen, NJ 07047. I have very acute hearing and I picked up on it a few weeks ago.

    I travel quite a bit so I’m almost never home but I can hear this thing while I’m trying to go to sleep and it bothers me so I’ve been sleeping with white noise to try to cancel it out. I am willing to step up to the plate and do all you are advising me to do. Thank you so much for reaching out. Makes me feel that there is something we can do and because of people like you we can turn all this around.

    God bless you

    You will hear from me shortly.

    Best regards

    Ramon

    Sent from my i’lPhone

  5. May 9, 2013 6:00 AM – General- Science & Technology Save Former

    Microsoft Canada President agrees school Wifi is a Potential Health HazardTORONTO, May 9, 2013 /CNW/ – Frank Clegg, one of the biggest names in Canadian technology, announced today that he stands behind parents who object to wireless internet in schools.

    “There are already children who can’t go to school because of headaches, nausea and heart problems from the wireless systems,” said Clegg who ran Microsoft Canada for 14 years and now leads a national organization called Citizens 4 Safe Technology (C4ST).

    “Some of these kids have a doctor’s note to prove it,” said Clegg. “This is a real hazard and we shouldn’t wait for the government to catch up to the technology. We should exercise caution, especially with children.”

    On Wednesday the American Academy of Environmental Medicine announced that medical doctors are treating patients who have fallen ill from school wireless systems.

    Clegg will address parents and teachers at a public meeting in Mississauga tonight at 7pm.

    Event: 7 pm Thurs May 9, 2013

    Port Credit Legion,

    35 Front St. North,

    Mississauga ON L5H 2E1

    Contact: media@C4ST.org

    705-444-9662

  6. Hi,

    I’ve been hearing a low frequency hum for about a week now, and at first I assumed it was some teenager near the house sitting in his car for hours with a loud bassy stereo system. Then I realized the beat and tone of the song never changed. I’ve asked several people to stand in my room and listen to it, but no one else can hear it. When I go outside the noise disappears. I’ve searched high and low inside the house for the source of it no avail. It sometimes hurts my eardrums it’s so low and so constant. I’m 35 and live I the Worcester mass area and I have an anxiety disorder, which this does NOT help at all. It’s a very deep oscillating sound that neither a white noise maker, nor the tv drown out. It’s affecting my sleep and ultimately my moods. Fortunately, I’m in a temporary living situation so as soon as I find a permanent place to live, I’m out of here, but if this problem is occurring all over the place, I’m afraid if I buy a house and it starts happening there, I’ll slowly lose my mind. Please let me know if there’s anything I can do to help or to get relief from this headache and anxiety causing problem. Thanks, Jim

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    Re: Humming noise

    I’m becoming more convinced that it is smart grid noise. I took the day off today, because I’ve generally only associated the humming with night time, mainly due to the fact that I’m not home until the evening. I could hear it when I woke up this morning and it hasn’t stopped at any point. I can hear it right this second actually. I thought it was odd that it seemed to be more predominant in my left ear until I remembered that I had to have “tubes” put into my ears as child to combat frequent ear infections. They were supposed to fall out over time as my ear canals expanded, except the one in my left ear never did and it actually grew into the skin in my ear canal. I tried to have it removed years ago but the doctor said it was too invasive for something that wasn’t a detriment to my health. I think it’s now acting as a sort of antenna for the noise. I walked all around the outside of the house today and at points could hear the noise faintly, but it’s far more pronounced on the inside, specifically in my room and the upstairs. I first heard it last Tuesday, April 30. I’m going today to buy noise canceling headphones to try to regain some semblance of normal sleep patterns, as ear buds didn’t work last night, nor did 32db reduction ear plugs. Thanks, Jim

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  7. This is the source of the noise pollution riding on the the power grids lines. This is the culprit. This is the elephant in the room the FCC, government officials are hiding from the public. Massachusetts Department of Environment Protection has in their possession and public record of our 1/3 octave band measurements proving the 217Hz is in exceedance of the Massachusetts pure tone laws. This is a criminal act of an obstruction of justice.

    LONG-TERM EXPOSURE TO MICROWAVE RADIATION PROVOKES CANCER GROWTH: EVIDENCES FROM RADARS AND MOBILE COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS

    Kyrylenko S.1, Chekhun V.2, Sidorik E.3, Yakymenko I.4

    1Masaryk University, Kamenice 5, A6, Brno 625 00, Czech Republic

    2
    3National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine, Kyiv, Ukraine
    4Bila Tserkva National Agrarian University, Soborna square 8/1, Bila Tserkva 09117, Ukraine

    MICROWAVES OF RADARS AND MOBILE COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS

    Mobile communication technology utilizes MW for connection of cell phones and base transmitting stations. Phone refers to as mobile because it is free from wire connection and it refers to as cellular/cell because technology utilizes cellular network principle. All area is covered by many base transmitting stations, each station operates in one cell (part of area) and cell phone automatically changes the station when moves from one cell to another. In GSM (Global System for Mobile communication) standard, which covers about 80% of all services over the world the frequencies of electromagnetic waves used are about 850; 900; 1850; or 1900 MHz, which belongs to the microwave range. The useful information (sounds or images) is transferred by modulation of electromagnetic wave frequency. In GSM standard TDMA (Time Division Multiple Access) principle is realized. This means a part-time access of each consumer to the logical channel with frequency of channel rotation about 217 Hz. Thus, both base transmitting stations and cell phones emit MW modulated according to the digital standard.

  8. ENGINEERS CODE OF ETHICS

    Professional Obligations
    Engineers must always strive to serve the public interest. This includes practices that improve communities around the country through designs and projects that advance protocols of safety, health and environmental ethics. Engineers are never to complete project designs or implement works that do not meet existing engineering standards for quality or harm the community around them. This integrity is a vital component of both an engineer’s business practices and personal life.

    Read more: Engineering Code of Ethics List | eHow.com http://www.ehow.com/list_6383573_engineering-code-ethics-list.html#ixzz2SeUK6Zq3

    perhaps the smart grid engineers and all those who have gotten fat on ignoring these ethics, should dust off their book and re-join the human race.
    The hubrous demeanor is nothing short of sociopathic. Of course the ethics apply to those who get paid for saving lives and there in lies the truth.

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    The hum

    Hi,

    I have been searching the net & have just read your blog in an attempt to help my husband understand a strange noise that he can hear at night. He describes it has a hum….. like a car approaching or idling near the house. He said that the noise varies in intensity but that it is constant. Naturally it is disturbing his sleep & affecting his health & temperament. This has been the case for the past 2 months. We have lived in this house for the past 7 years & he has only just started hearing it. Luckily for me, I don’t hear it.

    Interestingly, the NBN or national broadband network is currently being installed in areas surrounding the house. This has been happening for the past 2 months!!!!

    You have encouraged people affected by this phenomenon to get in touch & out of sheer desperation I have. We are living in Hobart, Tasmania, Australia. If there is any help or support out there for people suffering this unfortunate predicament we would appreciate hearing about it.

    Kind regards,

    Judy

    Sent from my iPad!!:)

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    Humm and noise inside and outside of house

    Hello-

    I have been hearing a low humm for the past 2-3 years. Starts when I get out of my car in my driveway, then throughout the house. It’s very disturbing to my sleep and well-being. I would like to be able to relax and not hear anything in my home. Please send this through the proper channels as a complaint or let me know who to complain too. I can go into more detail in a formal report.

    Sincerely,

    L. C.

    Madera , CA

  11. ———-Original Message———-

    From: “Sandy P”
    Date: May 2, 2013 11:37:28 AM
    Subject: Hum wave
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    In our home in Winston-Salem, North Carolina.

    Sandy P

  12. Ehrfurth Residence Sound Study
    A Report on
    Complaints of Adverse Health Effects
    From
    Infra and Low Frequency Sounds
    Prepared for the:
    City of Green Bay, Wisconsin
    Prepared by:
    Richard R. James, INCE
    For E-Coustic Solutions
    Final Report

    LOW FREQUENCY NOISE AND ADVERSE HEALTH EFFECTS
    The adverse health effects of mid and high frequency sound are well known. Noise that is audible to most people with “normal” hearing is a source of annoyance and sleep disturbance and as a result many communities have regulations limiting such sounds. At higher levels there is a risk of hearing impairment that has resulted in Federal and State regulations requiring employers to monitor worker sound exposure and to mitigate noise from industrial machines and processes or protect the worker using hearing protectors and medical surveillance. At still higher levels, the sounds cause pain and can result in either temporary or permanent hearing loss.

    In contrast, the adverse health effects of infra and low frequency sound are much less well
    understood. We know that these sounds cause adverse health effects but the exact biological
    mechanism(s) have only recently been found. Many acousticians and medical professionals are
    not current with this research. The limited understanding of link between an acoustic pressure
    wave and the adverse effects that are reported is compounded by the human auditory system’s
    highly variable response to low amplitude infra and low frequency sound. There is a very large
    range of sensitivity to these lower frequency sounds that fall within the range of “normal.” The
    range is so great that sounds that may be perceived by 10% or more of the population are not
    audible to the other 90%. The additional complicating factor is that once a sound in the infra
    and low frequency range is high enough to be audible, it takes only a small increase for the
    sound to become highly annoying or even uncomfortable. As a result, when a call is made by the city or county staff responsible to follow up on a low frequency noise complaint it is possible that the enforcement staff-person’s hearing thresholds for infra and low frequency sound are higher than that of the person lodging the complaint. The enforcement person cannot hear any sound and, in the absence of qualitative measurements using instruments that can accurately measure the sound in the lowest ranges, the conclusion is that the complaint is unfounded. If the complaint is accessed using a sound level meter with a dBA filter it will not show the presence of the sounds that trigger the complaint. Thus,
    complaints about low frequency noise are seldom resolved to the satisfaction of the
    complainant. After repeated complaints that do not lead to any resolution the complainant and
    the enforcement staff are at odds.

    This situation has resulted in many industrialized countries developing qualitative
    measurement methods to access the basis of the complaint independent of any audibility test.
    Complaints about mid and high frequency sounds are often assessed by measurement of the
    noise source and comparing the results to noise limits in dBA. These tests often use long
    averaging times which hides any fluctuations in the noise. If the noise problem is due to infra or
    very low frequency sound it will not register when measured using dBA weighting. The result is
    that the complaint follow-up finds no measurable problem. As noted above, the high variability in perception levels means it possible for the person making the complaint to experience the infra or low frequency noise as very, or even highly, annoying while the person doing the complaint follow up perceives the noise source as barely audible or does not have any perception of a noise.
    If the sounds are modulating (fluctuating in sound pressure level) the complainant sometimes
    perceives the problem as a vibration in a body part or organ. Sometimes the noise may be
    augmented by resonance of a building component or as room resonance. The problem may be
    observed as movement in windows, mirrors, or small knickknacks on shelves. The visual effects
    result in it being misinterpreted as a vibration problem. Subsequent testing for ground vibration
    will find no significant vibration.

    Commonality of Complaints
    In 1977, two acousticians, Vasudevan and Gordon, carried out field measurements and
    laboratory studies of persons who complained of low frequency noise in their homes. A number
    of common factors were shown:
    • The problems arose in quiet rural or suburban environments
    • The noise was often close to inaudibility and heard by a minority of people
    • The noise was typically audible indoors and not outdoors
    • The noise was more audible at night than day
    • The noise had a throb or rumble characteristic
    • The main complaints came from the 55-70 years age group
    • The complainants had normal hearing.
    • Medical examination excluded tinnitus.
    These are now recognized as classic descriptors of low frequency noise problems

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    Sound measurement

    Hello,

    It has been about 2-3 weeks now that I have been hearing a very profound, very low frequency sound in my home. It is a waveform, that much I know as it is kind of “pulsing”. It seems to be only around and inside my home and when I get a bit further away I cannot hear it.

    My wife and my neighbors also cannot hear it. Is there any way to measure this? I have turned off the power to my home and still it continues. I have read your blog with great interest. It seems like the wavelengths you describe would be from something other than broadband or internet since those frequencies would be hard to hear. I am not much of a conspiracy theorist, but I am an engineer and something is broken so I want to fix it.

    Any advice would be appreciated..

    Thanks,

    Derrick

    Massachusetts


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