EMI/ EMF non-existent within hospital grounds

[Vocaleyes]

Hi all,

For the last few months I have been in and out of hospital for various reasons, and was there again today.

Every time I have been within the hospital grounds, I have noticed an immediate and dramatic improvement in mobile phone responsiveness. No delay when typing, no key presses hanging, no scrolling lag, performance of the device was perfect.
This happens every time, not just a one off.
I can only assume it’s due to the counter-measures put in place to prevent emf’s negatively impacting sensitive machinery, like MRI machines etc.

This has now become something I will pursue vigilantly, and will be contacting emf specialists to come and inspect/ correct my current property.

It’s amazing, because the second I step off the hospital grounds my phone goes to complete trash again.

[cybepine]

Interesting.

Normally hospitals are one of the most worst places (e.g. you can read book from Dr. Samuel Milham for more. Dirty Electricity: Electrification and the Diseases of Civilization).
They must have taken some really good measures against it.

[Vocaleyes]

Hey, yeah I guess they have. You’re more than welcome to have a look, I tried some digging but came up short.

Here’s the hospital in question https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/St_George's_Hospital

[Unreazz]

Yeah i know many good peoples who plays from the Uni and they all perform good.

[Mugabi]

Very interesting read tbh, dig more about what system hospitals use etc

[naporitan]

Hospitals use "medical isolation transformers" everywhere and this can solve the problem with electrical EMI.

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[Thatweirdinputlag]

Hi all,

For the last few months I have been in and out of hospital for various reasons, and was there again today.

Every time I have been within the hospital grounds, I have noticed an immediate and dramatic improvement in mobile phone responsiveness. No delay when typing, no key presses hanging, no scrolling lag, performance of the device was perfect.
This happens every time, not just a one off.
I can only assume it’s due to the counter-measures put in place to prevent emf’s negatively impacting sensitive machinery, like MRI machines etc.

This has now become something I will pursue vigilantly, and will be contacting emf specialists to come and inspect/ correct my current property.

It’s amazing, because the second I step off the hospital grounds my phone goes to complete trash again.

interesting..