Question from HEG
I am confused about Gaussmeters and their ability to detect radiofrequency radiation. There is a radio broadcast tower about a third of a mile from my apartment so I used a gaussmeter to check EMF levels around my house. I was reassured that the levels read about 0.1-0.4 milligauss in almost all areas of my home other than my kitchen (which read about 1.6 milligauss with all appliances turned off). However, now I am under the impression that I may not have tested what I was truly looking for – potentially high radiofrequency radiation. Any thoughts would be appreciated. Thank you.
Debra’s Answer
I’m going to let Richard Conrad answer this one.
