Disguised mobile phone masts
 

Some people have concerns about wave transmissions (including me).
I have been websearching (what all retired folks have time for :) )
and I have found this site
'Sitefinder' Mobile Phone Base Station Database
Here you can find out on a map exactly where every phone mast is and its spec. So that 'funny looking tree' or 'totem pole' at the end of your road might be a mast - here you find out.

I have found 3 masts within 300 metres from me - only one was visible.
I am still undecided whether this should give me cause for concern. My websearching is ongoing.
Meanwhile I have been researching 'counter measures' which I could use if I decided there is a health hazard and found this-
QLink - Homepage
but at £70 a go - needs careful thought.

I am posting this because we citizens have the right to know where they are and what sort/volume are the transmissions. Some of you are experts on radio transmissions -I'm not - but hope that those of you who are will take a look at the masts in our town, and offer their opinions/advice.

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Just the one near us at the side of the old Church con.Saw this a while ago as i walk past it every day & thought it was somekind of phone transmitter.Needless to say this being Church they have'nt even bothered to disguise it:rolleyes:

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Never mind, the windmills will soon dissipate any harmful radiation.:D

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Its also out of date, According to that site the Orange mast near me is GSM only. Its been UTMS enabled for well over 2 years

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Are you sure the windmills are not going to have a mast or 2 hidden in them? Besides they might be a gov plot to scramble our brains boosting the signal. :eek:

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I thought there was only 2 in Grangemouth but there are 8 in the town within a mile of me and 13 within a mile and a half. These things are springing up faster than speed cameras and cctv. :eek:

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aye but look at the signal strength meter on your phone!!!

:D

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I have one just over 100 metres behind my house.... but then I knew that before I looked

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2 near me in the hillside can see them anyways funny when theres a storm thats where the lightening springs down to - yup i dont have problems with signals:D

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Yeh and its scary very scary. Yet I didnt expect so many so they need quite a few to keep a strong signal which means its the number of masts that causes the so called radiation problem not an individual masts.

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dont honestly know where any of em are, care even less,:p

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but what about all those TV radio waves that have been frying our brains slowly for teh last 50+ years!!

Wifi = microwave
Mobile masts = Deep Fryer
TV = Slow Cooker


:D

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Done some more browsing - found 'Freiburger Appeal' (german doctors) which led me to our own docs -
Mast Sanity - Clusters

this is getting scary - I will see if I can get one of those Q link pendants on ebay.
This is the article in todays Indepensant which started me off on this topic
My war on electrosmog: Julia Stephenson sets out to clear the airwaves - Independent Online Edition > Lifestyle

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That explains why us Silver Surfers find many of the younger generation odd - our brains werent cooked during development :D