Prius EMF Risks

EMF threads are like tribbles...

 

But not as tasty

 

leave it to Jayman.

 

At least Tribbles aren't endangered, except around here, where they are very uncommon. Jayman didn't mention sheep, so you can be thankful for that.

Tom

 

:evil:

Uh-oh, NOW you've done it!

 

I have a tribble. It's gray.

 

I came across this link on Wikipedia:

Toyota Prius EMF:
http://www.next-up.org/Newsoftheworld/Toyota.UK.php

 

Aren't these the same nuts who want to ban all wireless communications, indeed electricity itself?

 

I believe so. That would certainly eliminate most of the non-natural EMF.

Tom

 

Calling people names doesn't invalidate that they did post the magazine article where EMF levels of other cars was actually collected. Data (even if its shoddy, as long as you know the parameters) always supercedes rhetoric. Interestingly, the Volvo S60 and S80 appear to have high EMF levels throughout the car.

http://www.next-up.org/images/Tests_EMF_CEM.jpg

 

True, but having a history of being a nut does cast suspicion on the quality of the study and data.

Tom

 

After Daniel. That's what gave me the idea.
Apparently the vault worked well for pickling!!

 

Could it be the electrically heated seats people in cold climates seem to love?

 

What's a "tribble"?

Is it like, "I had a tribble time trying to find a park at the shops today, all the spaces were full."

 

Yeah but it was a separate French car magazine that did the testing? Yay for guilt by repost. :facepalm:

 

Here ya go!

 

To elaborate more, see Tribble - Memory Alpha, the Star Trek Wiki. Their first appearance in Star Trek was in the TOS ep The Trouble with Tribbles (episode) - Memory Alpha, the Star Trek Wiki. Watch that one first.

 

Hiya, FOTodd:

I'm interested in the same things you are about this. Maybe you'd like to drop me a note so we can communicate about this? I'm now conducting my own tests on the Prius.

I do find there's also much more disinformation online about this than good information. And I also believe that anyone giving themselves over to the assurances of a manufacturer or a government without checking facts for themselves will often experience disappointment.

Thanks!,
Mike

 

How do you tell the good from the bad?

 

like vs dislike.