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			<title>EMF from high tension lines</title>
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			<description>Accidentally deleted the photos from my hosting account sorry. So I guess I will summarize.  
I have always been interested in the whole EMF field...</description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<div>Accidentally deleted the photos from my hosting account sorry. So I guess I will summarize. <br />
I have always been interested in the whole EMF field thing. So the other day I was at a site that was almost right under a 230KV line, where I was working I was probably about 100 feet away. I forgot what I was doing but I had my multi meter conected to ground and I had left the other probe just sitting there and I looked over at the display and say I had nearly half a volt. I also stuck the probes in the ground w/about 8 feet between them and got about 30 mV. I have nothing else really just wanted to share something kind of cool.</div>

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