Why are all the retards on my FB pages all ranting about 5G now? I've seen a HUGE uptick in the amount of people claiming all sorts of conspiracies about it. Whats the story?
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The term mmWave refers to a specific part of the radio frequency spectrum between 24GHz and 100GHz, which have a very short wavelength. This section of the spectrum is pretty much unused, so mmWave technology aims to greatly increase the amount of bandwidth available. Lower frequencies are more heavily congested with TV and radio signals, as well as current 4G LTE networks, which typically sit between 800 and 3,000MHz. Another upside of this short wavelength is that it can transfer data even faster, though its transfer distance is shorter.
In a nutshell, lower frequency bands cover much greater distances but offer slower data speeds, while high-frequency bands cover much smaller areas but can carry much more data. MmWave is just part of the 5G picture, but carriers are particularly fond of talking about it because it allows for extremely high bandwidth and shows off the most impressive data speed figures.
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The FCC’s FR safety regulations apply all the way up to 100GHz, so mmWave 5G devices are bound by the same safety standards and energy limits as existing 4G LTE, Bluetooth, and Wi-Fi products. According to research, a 60GHz mmWave outputting a whopping 50W/m2 of power (which wouldn’t be close to passing FCC regulations) only raises skin temperature by 0.8 degrees Celsius, which is below the IEEE standards temperature threshold of 1 degree Celsius for mmWave radiation guideline
it doesnt penetrate skin, so, it wont matter.Age old question. Is it a good idea to zap your brain with electronic signals?
Tell that to the cops who used to rest radar guns in their laps and now have testicular cancer.it doesnt penetrate skin, so, it wont matter.
I'm gonna say lower frequency range, so longer wavelength allow it to penetrate. Not sure about the difference in power levels. I'll leave the specifics up to tinfoilhat. His knowledge is far superior on this than mine.Tell that to the cops who used to rest radar guns in their laps and now have testicular cancer.
Prove it. The guns don't run 24/7, they are button activated. So is he radaring his junk all day? Doesn't make sense.Tell that to the cops who used to rest radar guns in their laps and now have testicular cancer.
I mean, I've seen Super Troopers - maybe they're trying to get a high score.Prove it. The guns don't run 24/7, they are button activated. So is he radaring his junk all day? Doesn't make sense.
Excellent point, sir.Prove it. The guns don't run 24/7, they are button activated. So is he radaring his junk all day? Doesn't make sense.
There are multiple makers of mmwave equipment. But yes, Huawei is a major vendor and Chinese based and shouldn't be trusted to be secure at this point.I thought the issue with 5G was that it was run on HUAWEI software or hardware and gave the Chinese all your info?
Tell that to the cops who used to rest radar guns in their laps and now have testicular cancer.