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Re: Seeking RF hazards expert



The analog communications are in the  950 MHz range and digital PCS runs
at 1.9 GHz.  No x-ray emissions.
The sites are exempt from "environmental study" as long as the total
Effective Radiated Power (ERP) is <=1000 W (1640 EIRP) for towers above 10
m.
The principal biological effect is tissue heating.  Exposures from even
the closest public access are well within normal metabolic heat
production.



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H. Gregg Claycamp, Ph.D., C.H.P. 
hgc2+@pitt.edu
Assoc. Prof. and Assoc. Chair 
Dept. of Environmental and 
  Occupational Health 
University of Pittsburgh 
412-967-6524 FAX:  412-624-1020


On Mon, 2 Nov 1998, Alan Watts wrote:

> Whomever -
> 
> Aren't these cell-phone transmitting towers emitting microwaves?  Is there
> x-ray production associated with the transmission?
> 
> Alan Watts
> Radiation Safety Officer
> wattsa@ohiou.edu
> 
> >A radiologist colleague of mine has gotten embroiled in a debate over
> >cell-phone transmitting towers and their hazards, and would like some expert
> >help.  To be precise, he is seeking a qualified professional to study and
> >comment on reports that have been prepared about erecting such a tower on a
> >school ground.  The fee is negotiable.
> >
> >Can anybody in this newsgroup please recommend such a person, or point me to
> >where I can go for such information?
> >
> >I do not need information on the hazards themselves, but rather on
> >individuals who can spend time and effort to contribute their expertise to a
> >particular problem.
> >
> >Please respond to me DIRECTLY.
> >--
> >P. Sridhar Rao, Mailstop BSH5056, Univ Hospitals, Cleveland, Ohio 44106.
> >Tel: 216-844-1295.   Fax: 216-844-3300.   E-mail: psr@po.cwru.edu
> >
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