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However, the obvious comment is that the small physical size of a loop is
likely to lead to use in a situation (for example, indoors and close to the
operating point) that would/could lead to excessive levels of RF exposure.

Does it really matter? What are the odds of serious health consequences
from RF exposure? If I quit smoking and avoid RF over-exposure will I
live forever, or will I be dead as a doornail 100 years from now just
like everyone else currently participating in this newsgroup?

Well, like exposure to anything, it depends on how much exposure you
get.

It is possible to die from drinking too much water for example.

So, unless your plan is to live fast, die young, and leave a good
looking corpse, it is probably a good idea to know how much RF is
too much and avoid it at dangerous levels.

--
Jim Pennino

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