Re: radiation from power cables

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From: Jose Antonio Soares Augusto
Date: Wed, 04 Nov 1992 19:44

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I think a year ago or something, some articles on these subjects
appeared in IEEE mags. namely in SPECTRUM. The problem was that some
researchers were establishing statistically correlation between some
deseases and the proximity of HIGH-POWER lines (i.e. distribution
lines in the thousands to hundred thousands KVs. You in USA run a 110
V AC power line (less than the 220 in Europe) and so I think that the
home distribution is not a problem... unless you have a power
step-down transformer in your home as happens in industrial sites :-).

J. Augusto

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