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    From Gerry@anon@anon.com to alt.ham-radio.morse on Sun Apr 30 08:43:01 2006
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    Can anyone help me with research for my degree.

    I'm looking for information on ham radio enthusiasts who
    suffer from manic depression (bipolar syndrome). I have
    a theory about rf fields and their effect on electrical activity
    in the brain, with particular emphasis on this particular
    form of mental illness.

    Can you put me in contact with anyone who could help me?


    Thanks


    Gerry G.




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  • From Brian@brian651@aol.com to alt.ham-radio.morse on Mon May 1 08:23:44 2006
    From Newsgroup: alt.ham-radio.morse


    Can anyone help me with research for my degree.

    I'm looking for information on ham radio enthusiasts who
    suffer from manic depression (bipolar syndrome). I have
    a theory about rf fields and their effect on electrical activity
    in the brain, with particular emphasis on this particular
    form of mental illness.

    Can you put me in contact with anyone who could help me?

    Only one I know is a guy in the Orkneys. Clive Penna, GM3POI.
    I've heard he has a manic episode every nine days regular as
    clockwork.

    Doubt if he would help you with info though. Not the type.


    Brian F.



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  • From Brian@brian651@aol.com to alt.ham-radio.morse on Tue May 2 14:42:49 2006
    From Newsgroup: alt.ham-radio.morse

    Can anyone help me with research for my degree.

    I'm looking for information on ham radio enthusiasts who suffer from
    manic depression (bipolar syndrome). I have a theory about rf fields
    and their effect on electrical activity in the brain. I believe this particular form of mental illness could be specifically at risk.

    Can you put me in contact with anyone who could help me?

    The only one I know is a guy in the Orkneys. GM3POI - his name
    is Clive Penna. Apparently he has a manic episode every nine
    days regular as clockwork - and that's pretty severe from what
    Ive been told.

    I can't see him helping you with info though. He's not the type.


    Brian.


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  • From Mindraker@anon@anon.com to alt.ham-radio.morse on Fri Oct 12 13:28:35 2007
    From Newsgroup: alt.ham-radio.morse

    "Gerry" <anon@anon.com> wrote in message news:44546a5f_2@mk-nntp-2.news.uk.tiscali.com...

    Can anyone help me with research for my degree.

    I'm looking for information on ham radio enthusiasts who
    suffer from manic depression (bipolar syndrome). I have
    a theory about rf fields and their effect on electrical activity
    in the brain, with particular emphasis on this particular
    form of mental illness.

    Can you put me in contact with anyone who could help me?


    Thanks


    Gerry G.


    That's going to be hard to prove. Some people have handheld radios; some people have large radios with headphone apparati; some people have small radios with big antennas; some people have large radios with small
    antennas; some people don't use their radios frequently; some people do; etc. Not to mention the other sources of RF exposure that people regularly get.
    What you need is a controlled environment, a controlled experiment. You
    push the button on the radio while in a sealed aluminum foil lined room, and the mouse/human/whatever has a fit. You can repeat this over and over at will. It works on XYZ frequency. John Q. Public can repeat the experiment
    by doing whatever you've stipulated in your documents. Now you've got something to go to graduate school about.
    -Mindraker


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