Detect “Sneaky” Sources of Wireless Radiation [EMF Circle Preview]

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We had a record attendance during the latest masterclass Brian Hoyer and I did for our EMF Circle members. This new masterclass is tilted “EMF Meters Masterclass, Part 1”.

Brian – of the top EMF mitigation specialists in the USA – dove deep into how to pick the right RF (radiofrequency) meter.

These types of meters can measure different types of wireless sources: Bluetooth devices, cell phones, cordless phones, Wi-Fi routers, but also cellphone towers.

But, in very electro-polluted environments like cities, it’s increasingly difficult to figure out if certain sources (an alarm clock, a “smart appliance, or even your router) are actually emitting RF radiation – because the background EMF levels are so high!

Here’s a few easy tips you can use with your favorite RF meter – when you are struggling to identify if a particular electronic device is emitting wireless radiation.

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