On Mon, 18 May 2009 16:38:21 GMT, Panzer240
wrote:

MacaualyFlower wrote in news:eac83182-542b-
:

I know that there is some concern that cell phones may cause cancer.
But is there any possible correlation between the radio waves we use
to communicate, either by commercial radio or other sources and
cancer? Or what about the radio waves that are being emitted from our
personal electronic appliances? I have heard that there is some
concern that if you live near a power line that you may be at risk for
cancer. What is the state of research into this subject?

Thanks

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Pegged!!!!

Caution!

As a radio amateur I must be lucky if my neighbours don't
claim headaches and nervous irritation the day after
I put up my new antenna.
Better keep oneself in good shape regarding the arguments.

As a radio amateur I must be lucky if my neighbours don't
claim headaches and nervous irritation the day after
I put up my new antenna.
Better keep oneself in good shape regarding the arguments.



For real!!

It's jokes like these that catch the attention of superstitious tree huggers
and vegans who wind up protesting by throwing themselves under the bus in
order to promote new legislation.

After more than 30 years as an avid Ham and professional radio tech, NO ONE
I know of in the business or Hams, have suffered from cancer outside of the
occasional Squamous cell skin problems from too much Solar exposure on
building roofs and towers.