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Originally posted by nuetzel
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This is likely more related to "distracted kids" than it is to health issues. -
The response here is predictable. The education system is designed to produce corporate automatons and is extremely successful in its mission. As a result, the more "educated" an individual in most western society becomes, the more unable they are to see obvious truths. Combine this with the quest for consumerism and the compromises of integrity required to attain it and society is left with decision makers at all levels who are willing to ignore the obvious, at their expense and even that of their own children.
The medical and scientific literature perfectly validates each of the points I've made here, for those who are willing to seek truth over indoctrination. For the layman, a tertiary search of popular books on this subject is presented here, for your reading pleasure.
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For those who aren't aware of some of the research supporting Thpn's claim, I recommend you check out this site:Originally posted by Thpn View Post
They have painstakingly collated 100s of scientific research papers, categorized and summarized them.Comment
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Here are more websites, for those who are interested.
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Do you have anything peer-review and published in a reputable journal?Comment
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Yeah, I've seen a bunch of very expensive modules or bare ICs, but it seems more geared towards B2B customers, while I was looking for something more consumery-like.Originally posted by tuxd3v View Post
A quick search on our worst friend,
show the contrary, some examples :
https://www.st.com/en/applications/c...ty/wm-bus.html
https://www.digikey.com/product-deta...7-1-ND/7100639
Meanwhile, if I search with LoRa I find modules costing around 20$ apiece (chinese stuff at around half that) and a whole lot of libraries and projects supporting them on Arduino and other similar microcontrollers.Comment
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You need to decide yourself..Originally posted by starshipeleven View Post
First you said you can't find wmbus products on the market...them you say that you can find but only for corporate markets...the 2 sentences together seems...ambigous.
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I doubt you can find chinese stuff on LoRa, at low prices because LoRa is closed.
Instead wmbus, is a openstandard!
The providers algo offers you free libraries and all stuff you need.
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I doubt the chinese could ever provide you a LoRa system with the Quality of STMicroelectronics..
If you scroll down the page...it costs you 1.38$ a piece!!Comment
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Thank you for your interest. I very much appreciate both your skepticism and curiosity.Originally posted by brrrrttttt View Post
The websites cited above provide many such links, although some of these sites are of better quality than others. The books cited above are generally well documented.
This study touches on the corrupting influence of industry on regulators: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5504984/
This study mentions how study of a much older source of EMF is non-existent (due to industry influence.) https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5036708/
A quick Google search revealed these:
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By product I mean board ready to be integrated, and yes finding only 1 supplier of an expensive one vs zillions on cheap LoRa does let me use the "I can't find wmbus products" allright.Originally posted by tuxd3v View Post
Ebay has 2 LoRa modules for 10$ https://www.ebay.it/itm/2pcs-868MHz-...fi9-:rk:8:pf:0Second,
I doubt you can find chinese stuff on LoRa, at low prices because LoRa is closed.
Or others based on Semtech SX1272 and friends https://www.semtech.com/products/wir...ceivers/SX1272
Chinese are just assembling off-the-shelf (cheap) ICs implementing LoRa, open or closed standard is irrelevant.Instead wmbus, is a openstandard!
Yeah, for more than 50$ a module they very well ought to. The point is that the SX1272 (and others for other frequencies) have good support and decent community for Arduino.The providers algo offers you free libraries and all stuff you need.
That's the cost for the IC alone, I'm talking of fully functional module boards ready for integration (i.e. they expose a UART/TTL/Serial and power pins, and maybe antenna pins for an external antenna) or Arduino hats (which is the same thing, usually one of such modules soldered on a bigger board).Third,
I doubt the chinese could ever provide you a LoRa system with the Quality of STMicroelectronics..
If you scroll down the page...it costs you 1.38$ a piece!!
I don't have electrical engineers in my closet, I can't (and quite frankly most companies don't want either) to build my own board for something like this.Comment
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I looked at both of these, the closest they got was "may" and "possible". I was hoping for something a bit more definite.Originally posted by Thpn View PostComment
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