@hibadude
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With regards to the audio and track on the other show describing 5G and possibly in reference to the video, it would seem a bit non-technical or that the person who was explaining his experience was not explaining or expressing the concept properly. One question does arise though could the 1.5 to 2.5 MHz he refers to be the actual bandwidth for the data stream which would be quite packed as one packs all of that data within channelization this creates a very “heavy” signal with little or no variance of signal strength so where possibly just a carrier with low data throughput was being impressed on an older system in comparison to the newer system there could be a real threat to humans at the same distances as apposed to the older 2.4 & 5 GHz systems with lower data rates formerly referred to as Baud rates. Polarization of signals, wave forms, and percentage of power during on-off states of transmissions may result in a very different outcome. One should study up on this by also researching frequency, power output and density per cubical area and human exposure and you may find some startling facts that you should be concerned about.
Note to Wes, You stated that you are no electrical engineer or adept in this area of study but you are a pretty intelligent and careful person in researching and evaluating. I think that a bit of study may lead you to some profound realizations. You we quite humble and you as well as all of us do have the right to respond on these issues. I respect how you’ve built a good platform of listeners and have provided the opportunity for people to grow for their ability to share their stories and move closer to some truths that others would prefer to suppress. You show and guest appearances on other shows are always interesting. Thanks for the great shows you produce. All the best in the future for your public and for your shows!!
