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mikep3

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Posted: January 23, 2004 at 12:47 PM / IP Logged

I didn't really care about your point of EMI causing cancer. The only reason I continued that discussion was because of your general lack of knowledge on the subject of EMI and you're lack of knowledge of power.

It was your comment of me driving while talking that I didn't like. This problem doesnt just happen while talking as the phone rings I also encounter this problem. So even if I dont pull over to talk I could let the phone ring and since I have call display phone the said person back when I'm not busy. But because I have the feedback problem while its ringing I'm sol. I just feel that you didnt have to make that comment and thats my opinion.

Anyways Clean install I wouldnt worry about your cellphone. The chance that EMI or RFI energy will dislodge an electron in a cell and cause it to turn cancerous is very slim. It's kinda like a lottery whether or not it will happen noone knows. You have a better chance of getting hit by lightning so stay out of the rain. The body is constantly producing cancerous cells but it is also killing those cells. So by chance if radiation from a cellphone caused a cancer cell it doesnt't mean you fo sure will get cancer.

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Posted: January 23, 2004 at 5:06 PM / IP Logged

mikep3 wrote:

The only reason I continued that discussion was because of your general lack of knowledge on the subject of EMI and you're lack of knowledge of power.

LMFAO . . . *Must breath* LOL

mikep3 wrote:

It was your comment of me driving while talking that I didn't like.

So the next time you pick up the phone to speak with someone, while you are driving. You will be even more mad, because you will have recalled this conversation !!!

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mikep3

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Posted: January 23, 2004 at 5:25 PM / IP Logged

I didnt say I talk while I drive. I said I didnt like the comment you made Saying you thought I did.

And your comment of a devices making more power is wrong. If that is true please design me an amp that can output 1000w RMS with an input of 1 amp at 14.4v. No device I ever heard of can be more then 100% efficient so the power does come from somewhere if the output is putting out a certain amount.

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Posted: January 23, 2004 at 5:39 PM / IP Logged

You know the amount of BS you make up is painfully apparent.

Everyone who has read over this thread can see that you have restated, or back pedaled on things you have written about.

I have cited you on at least 2 accounts. Would you like me to keep going???

*design me an amp that can output 1000w RMS with an input of 1 amp at 14.4v.*

Would you like to keep BSing with your examples???

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Posted: January 23, 2004 at 5:43 PM / IP Logged

mikep3 wrote:

I didnt say I talk while I drive.

No . . . You are simply just sitting there in your car all day, and not moving, as the phone is ringing and bothering you.

Yeah . . . OK . . . You should stop, while you're ahead.

mikep3

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Posted: January 23, 2004 at 5:47 PM / IP Logged

Yes unlike you i do get more the one call a month and yes I am sometimes in my car while it happens.

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Posted: January 23, 2004 at 5:52 PM / IP Logged

*Power can be increased in many ways without increasing current. Using a simple trasnsitor is the most basic method, using coupling techniques is another, a transformer is another, cascading, etc.*

Above is what I stated before, try to comprehend this.

*And your comment of a devices making more power is wrong.*

Above is what you stated, now explain to me how I am incorrect??

Please explain . . .

Here, I will throw you a bone. . . When a large amount of gain is required, what is used to increase it???

When a number of RC coupled amplifiers are combined what is it called?? This would answer your question of whether I am right or not. . .

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Posted: January 23, 2004 at 5:56 PM / IP Logged

mikep3 wrote:

Yes unlike you i do get more the one call a month and yes I am sometimes in my car while it happens.

No . . . Unlike you, I have decided to use common sense . . . I turn off my cell phone, while I am driving, and do not let anything distract me from doing so.

Do you remember drivers ed??? You must have missed that part about having things on, so as it would not interfere with you driving !!!

This keeps getting better and better, keep going. . .

mikep3

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Posted: January 23, 2004 at 6:05 PM / IP Logged

If you read my comment I said devices can't make more power. Why dont you read some of my comments. I know power can be increased without increase in current. You said the power of a signal is amplified. The voltage or current of the signal is amplified. The byproduct of which is more power and that power is converted from some other source such as a battery.

And your comment about power increasing EMI was incorrect. The change in voltage per time increases EMI. Or in other words the frequency is what is affecting EMI. You don't need a lot of power for EMI to be potentially harming. A very small signal can be harming if the signal is of sufficient frequency. So cellphone companies decreasing power is to do with heat and battery life not EMI damage.

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