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Dirty Electricity: What it is and how to fix it

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ScottiesTech.Info

ScottiesTech.Info

Күн бұрын

While everyone is paying the most attention to wireless tech like 5G, dirty electricity is often completely overlooked. In short, all our wondrous gizmos generate noise that couples to the human body from the electrical wiring in our homes, schools, places of work, and so on. What effects does this dirty electricity have? Well, it ain't pretty. Fortunately, there are simple filters you can get that reduce the dangers from this type of noise. Join me for a look at DE and get clean power!
Goodies from the vid:
- Dirty Electricity book by Milham (affiliate link): amzn.to/3BBiTzR
- Capacitive coupling: en.wikipedia.o...
- Displacement current: en.wikipedia.o...
- Stetzer Electric web site: www.stetzerele...
- Greenwave web site: greenwavefilte...
Fluo tube pic:
BaronAlaric - en.wikipedia.o...
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@Socute4u
@Socute4u 2 жыл бұрын
I love how you try to explain complicated processes and then you say, "so now you're probably wondering, what do I do with this, " and I'm like no, I'm stuck on "flux capacitor" which got me thinking about the movie Back to the Future, and I completely missed everything you said from that point, anyways, still enjoy your videos! 😊👍💗
@ScottiesTech
@ScottiesTech 2 жыл бұрын
LOL!
@speaktru69
@speaktru69 2 жыл бұрын
LOL! Same thing happened to me and then I started researching every 3 min after he said something I wanted to understand better. So it only took me an hour and a half to finish the video. :-)
@D70340
@D70340 Жыл бұрын
🤣🤣🤣🤣
@tothum
@tothum Жыл бұрын
This is by far the most detailed video about dirty electricity I've found to date. Thank you
@seanhanson6937
@seanhanson6937 2 жыл бұрын
Looking Forward To The How To Build Your Own Video
@CedroCron
@CedroCron 3 ай бұрын
I bought the Greenwave filters to remedy a problem I had with computer equipment doing weird things I couldn't explain and had troubleshot it down to EMI on the line. Like off the charts it was so bad. My electric utility here in Canada wouldn't fix it so I went out in search of power bars and anything else I could find that said it would filter EMI. The Greenwave filters are hands down the best device out there for cutting it down. What I actually did was at my main breaker (fuse) panel I installed 2x 15 amp circuits as the first breakers where the 2 lines of the split-phase power I have coming into my North American Supply. It's 220 volt but split phase of 110v and 110v. So I have one 15 amp breaker on the one leg and another on the second. I installed 2 plugs on these breakers and put in 2 Greenwave filters on each plug of each of the split phase lines right at the breaker panel and I dropped my incoming off the chart noise down to 104mv as measured by the Greenwave meter. I then bought extra to put one in each room of the house and I managed to get it down to 24mv at each spot in the house. All the random issues I had with my computer equipment rebooting stopped, I swear I feel better (anecdotal, nothing to confirm though) and I swear that we are having less issues with electronic devices in general. I also noticed that the sine-wave is clean waves now and not fuzzy waves when I look at it with my Oscilloscope. Anyway, just thought I'd pass along the information.
@NewEarthWellness
@NewEarthWellness 2 жыл бұрын
Thank you so much for this video, Scottie. A friend of mine was talking about it but couldn't explain it and it sounded weird. Now I understand that my friend hasn't lost his mind.
@AnthonyCelata
@AnthonyCelata Жыл бұрын
Trust me, your friend AND you have both lost your minds if you're listening to this guy. You're not electrical equipment. Don't stick your finger in the outlet and you will be just fine.
@4hoofd
@4hoofd 7 ай бұрын
@@AnthonyCelata Do you have anything to back yourself up with or just running your mouth for the hell of it?
@AnthonyCelata
@AnthonyCelata 7 ай бұрын
@@4hoofd Everything he says is 100% legit. You should go buy 100 of those filters right now and plug every receptacle in your house with them. Good luck.
@4hoofd
@4hoofd 7 ай бұрын
@@AnthonyCelata This is the thing tho. People like you always got some shit to say but never feel the need make it make sense. Explain why he's wrong or be one of the many sad and ignorant youtube dwellers.
@AnthonyCelata
@AnthonyCelata 7 ай бұрын
@@4hoofd I think I'll stick with the "sad and ignorant" folks than waste my time explaining why the electricity in your house has zero effect on you, so long as don't stick your finger in the outlet.
@TheVigilantStewards
@TheVigilantStewards 2 жыл бұрын
This was a great episode, looking forward to the followup! A lot of times we switch off entire rooms on the circuit breaker for instance where we sleep, and then also sleep on an earthing mat. It feels like sleeping in a cabin in the woods!
@petro00441100
@petro00441100 2 жыл бұрын
i had crazy high numbers in my house....certain LED lightbulbs especially the 4 ft shoplights i had everywhere, were really boosting the numbers....changed to all incandescent bulbs(zero on the scale)and got filters for almost every circuit....all numbers are below 50 and i've NEVER slept better !
@matthewsheeran
@matthewsheeran 4 ай бұрын
Uhm: you must be sleeping with the lights on since if the lights and everything else is switched off then there is no so called "dirty EMR"!
@petro00441100
@petro00441100 4 ай бұрын
@@matthewsheeran so you can subject yourself to it all day and it won't affect your sleep ? congrats to you !!
@stephanematis
@stephanematis 2 жыл бұрын
Best summary on this subject. Thanks Scottie cracking a unit open and sharing your findings.
@RapturesDelight
@RapturesDelight 4 ай бұрын
If you have nothing running at night or plugged into outlets, then is there a reason to use a filter?
@lindaneese9428
@lindaneese9428 Ай бұрын
Really appreciate the clarity of your explanation around dirty electricity. I have had a Green Wave kit and been sitting on it not sure what to do with it. Now I know. Thanks so much.
@andrew41980
@andrew41980 2 жыл бұрын
Good morning Cletus and Scottie! Grabbing my coffee and happy for a new vid🖖🏻
@mmdotcom_Photography
@mmdotcom_Photography 2 жыл бұрын
great video, @Scottie -- and interesting you mentioned that more 'remote' effect when sanitizing your computer area, and your bedroom getting lower levels at the same time. This is one of these effects that Stezer himself or Orham Miller and other building biologist always point out! Also means that stuff really can come from your neighbors (especially ones that have that "clean"-energy stuff like solar panels -- that aren't so clean after all when they feed-in or use inverters to have AC). When I was little, I used to experiment a lot with DC power for a lot of "household stuff", especially the things that run on low-voltage DC anyway (model railroads, energy-saving halogen desk lamps, many of my other toys and gizmos, radios, fax machines back in the day, battery chargers and what not). Totally would make a lot of sense to use these (from a DC car battery or the like) in order to skip the problem in the first place (at least for these items). I know it still wouldn't solve the remaining issues with your other appliances, DE coming from the neighborhood, let alone shit traveling over the lines if there are smart meters installed in the vicinity etc. On that note, let me also point out what a BAD IDEA the entire "LAN-over-powerline" BS would be! Had the same issues with Stetzer-item shipping you mentioned, thinking of maybe aggregating a larger shipment using some US re-mailing service and then pay the men (including customs thugs, I know) just once. Viabox and some place in IN (strategically located b/c Amazon hub there) might make sense. Anyway, had looked into much of this for some time, but you kind of reminded me to really put it into practice ASAP... Thanks for this one!
@spookyboo3164
@spookyboo3164 Жыл бұрын
this is the best and simplest explanation ive heard so far and i was up bought on electronics and installation of electrical equipment
@bradkaral1188
@bradkaral1188 Жыл бұрын
Scottie: Thanks for this. I'd just like to add that some naturopaths believe one thing that may make people more sensitive to RFI/EMI is heavy metal toxicity. They theorize that metals in the body could act like tiny antennae and thereby increase the amount of RFI/EMI you absorb.
@BathroomSolutions1
@BathroomSolutions1 Жыл бұрын
i wonder what effect graphene oxide would have??? I heard that this substance is in some pointy things injected into the body...
@Mihalyofficial
@Mihalyofficial Жыл бұрын
The forced chemical cocktails and those heavy metals have lovely side effects such as strokes, thrombosis, and sudden adult death syndrome. But we dont talk about that...
@bradkaral1188
@bradkaral1188 Жыл бұрын
@@Mihalyofficial What does that have to do with dirty electricity?
@donnyetta
@donnyetta Жыл бұрын
Noise? I get tingly and nearly faint. Very interesting, thank you.
@jimmy_jamesjams_a_lot4171
@jimmy_jamesjams_a_lot4171 2 жыл бұрын
You’ve made a good point that has never occurred to me, simply because I cannot afford these expensive toys. The inverters you’ve mentioned, connected to the solar panel systems, which are EXTREMELY EXPENSIVE. When you spoke of the inverters, it opened my eyes to the fact that batteries store a DC charge, and so, I would likely be so much smarter to leave any inverters out of the equation, if I’m only going to go plugging in AC/DC adapters into my inverter once I have one!!
@correctthatfilthygrammar
@correctthatfilthygrammar 2 жыл бұрын
For those about to rock…
@thedavesofourlives1
@thedavesofourlives1 Жыл бұрын
the problem is any length of DC wire will lose more energy to heat trying to run low voltage, than you would lose using a good pure sine inverter and then using your small DC converter at the end.
@gmsgabaradama2009
@gmsgabaradama2009 5 күн бұрын
@@thedavesofourlives1right I checked my inverter that runs my entire house and it is extremely clean. It even has like a 2% THD.
@JanOsborn-w6x
@JanOsborn-w6x 2 күн бұрын
​@@correctthatfilthygrammar We salute you 😊
@vinniec5286
@vinniec5286 2 жыл бұрын
i want to thank you for this video. I have always suspected issues with powerlines at home and at work but could not substantiate my suspicions. As soon as you started discussing the book, I purchased it from your affiliate link (hope it works).
@JacquelineMcIntoshNo1
@JacquelineMcIntoshNo1 2 жыл бұрын
I just remembered this; when I was a teenager I had a friend who lived next to an electric tower. Every time they turned on their electric organ we could hear a radio station. I forgot all about that until now. The tower was right across the street from their home.
@Riker-ER
@Riker-ER 2 жыл бұрын
Also knew a neighbor who had a huge electrical tower, (that support giant lines). The previous owner got cancer and that is why he moved. When I talked to my neighbor, he also had cancer and was moving 🤔
@Songwriter376
@Songwriter376 Жыл бұрын
Probably was a damaged filter component in the organ circuitry.
@OurFreeSociety
@OurFreeSociety 18 күн бұрын
@@Riker-ER - electricity is VERY toxic to us which is why the evils created the electric cars & will be banning all things gas, so they can harm & kill us. They already started banning gas in AU starting in January. People need to WAKE UP.
@nat373
@nat373 2 ай бұрын
Thank you for this. I like you and your style of teaching. You simplify well. I am happy that I found your channel. - Hugs.😊
@xwsftassell
@xwsftassell 2 жыл бұрын
I'm more interested in how the human body interacts with electricity. I used to be super-electrosensitive 'til I started consuming coconut oil and iodine. After I'd done that for a while, my electrosensitivity just vanished. If, as some have hypothesised, Earth is going to be hit by waves and waves of X-class flares in line with grand solar minimum, surely a prophylactic solution to that has to be found in the human body. Eastern "acupuncture meridians" translate into western "collagen bands". Perhaps that's a bit of a clue. It's interesting to me that whenever you walk into an acupuncture clinic, the first thing you notice is the smell of ozone, which suggests either the human body is producing raw electricity by itself or it's conducting it ambiently.
@MelLar257
@MelLar257 11 ай бұрын
OMG can you please tell me exactly what you did. I am HYPER HYPERsensitive. I have a vacation home in vero beach that I don't even want to be at. Not sure what is going on. Installed a Static shield power perfect box at the main breaker panel and have several of the greenwave filters and it is not helping at all. I am in agony every time I am at the house. Just purchased in April and in the middle of a pool install and can't stand being there. I NEED ANY ADVICE
@MelLar257
@MelLar257 11 ай бұрын
@ScottiesTech anything you can add would be greatly appreciated. Also would a negative ion generator help with the issues I am having. After all the filters I still feel like I am cooking from the inside out.
@xwsftassell
@xwsftassell 11 ай бұрын
@@MelLar257 Well, I used to be so electrosensitive, I couldn't go into a room that had wi fi. If you had a cellphone on your person, I could tell you what pocket it was in. I had it really bad. 10-15 years worth. I started consuming coconut oil for unrelated reasons. It got a bit better. A bit later on, I started on the Lugol's iodine protocol, again for unrelated reasons, within a certain amount of time it completely vanished and never came back. Other than that, I've got some Shungite. That's about all I can tell you.
@MelLar257
@MelLar257 11 ай бұрын
@@xwsftassell wow, thanks so much for responding. Sounds like exactly what I am dealing with. When I purchased the home in April it had a smart meter. I was there for a week and felt nothing. Knowing what I know about smart meters I "opted out" and thought I would be getting an analog electro mechanical meter, but NO they put a digital one on and that is when the agony began. Power company could care less. When you truly to explain it to people the "lady you are crazy" face comes out. When you say "consuming" how much and in what manner? I am going to research the Lugol's iodine protocol right now and get started. Did it take days, months, years? Are you still following the protocol? Sorry about all the questions, but I am in agony...
@pearlgrey9419
@pearlgrey9419 10 ай бұрын
Thanks! Cleared the mystery for me. Great video. Been wondering how to diminish the dirty electricity but thought it was far more complicated than how you presented it
@fredneedle123
@fredneedle123 2 жыл бұрын
Hey Scottie. Thanks for all the vid os man. I really enjoy your no BS approach. All the best.
@oceans1259
@oceans1259 Жыл бұрын
Thanks for explaining things. I wanted to remove wifi from my home but the task sounded daunting and expensive. From watching your video 3 years ago I removed wifi and am so thankful for you to make these videos (For Dummies) 😂❤️
@patrickbullock2136
@patrickbullock2136 4 ай бұрын
In essence what you have is an RC filter that shunts out RF frequencies that are well above the 50/60 hertz line power.
@ronniechua9442
@ronniechua9442 10 ай бұрын
Thank you for the recommendations. I've been searching for a while, not finding anything suitable until today with your help. Much appreciated.
@kathesanford3051
@kathesanford3051 2 жыл бұрын
I have been using stetzerizers for years. Very good stuff. Thanks for this video, maybe my hubbie will get it, lol.
@TheVigilantStewards
@TheVigilantStewards 2 жыл бұрын
What is your report on them?
@kathesanford3051
@kathesanford3051 2 жыл бұрын
They do wonders for the dirty electricity, I have an older house with old wiring. I check the plugs, some over 800, then use the stetzerizers, then the total drops to 50 or below. With all the planes(Virginia Beach) and their disruption, at least my house and pet finches stay chill, I find we are not as jumpy, can handle more other stress, as opposed to being stressed for naught.
@TheVigilantStewards
@TheVigilantStewards 2 жыл бұрын
@@kathesanford3051 Thank you for sharing
@sveu3pm
@sveu3pm 2 жыл бұрын
i was working once in some small office with those old long flourescent tube blocks, and i swear i could felt the phisycal disconfort whenever thing was switched on
@111chicane
@111chicane 2 жыл бұрын
It was most-likely because you're sensitive to the flicker from the light. Many people are.
@OurFreeSociety
@OurFreeSociety 18 күн бұрын
It's mean to make us sick, & I have a video saying the toxic LEDs are just fluorescent bulbs in a different shape, although I'm sure the evils made it even MORE toxic since the 80s.
@grisu5
@grisu5 5 ай бұрын
Thank you for the very good explanation. It will help me to clean up the "dirty things"
@jennheatley5109
@jennheatley5109 14 күн бұрын
I've installed Stetzer filters throughout my house & they've brought the levels down dramatically. Then I had some electrical work done that discovered & cleaned up some faulty wiring & then found I didn't need as many filters to keep levels low. The Stetzer filters do make a sort of alarming crackle-pop sound when I plug them in. Do you know what that is? The only other downside I've found is that they do create a high magnetic field in the area immediately in front of them -- so I try not to have any close to where I'd spend much time. Any thoughts on why this is or if there's anything to do about it?
@gibblespascack1418
@gibblespascack1418 7 ай бұрын
So, the dirty power is not coming from the grid, and/or it is being created in the house? I would have to assume that there is no house level cleaner because we are creating it in the house.
@melodynpepper
@melodynpepper 3 ай бұрын
Thank You for sharing your valuable knowledge on this topic. We have had a LOT of strange health problems and other problems throughout this house we bought eight years ago. Recently discovered spaghetti wire job and hundreds of chewed wire jackets throuout. Sounds like this house would be off the charts...
@luciarixon1857
@luciarixon1857 2 жыл бұрын
Thank you great info🤪
@EconaelGaming
@EconaelGaming 5 ай бұрын
I had a (probably damaged) PC PSU once, it still worked (no blue screens or any other issues), but it produced a crazy high amount of DE (IIRC it was > 3000 on a GS meter, so at least 72000 mV). Working for 2-3 hours on that PC tired me and my wife out to a point where we needed a nap. After noticing that it affected her just as much as me, I investigated. Swapped the PSU and the problem was greatly reduced. With the new PSU, a single filter would significantly drop the remaining DE, to a point of removing the problem.
@craiggraham5847
@craiggraham5847 Ай бұрын
Just curious, with incandescent light blubs is there a particular colour or level or brightness that is beneficial for heath. For example, is there a colour which would be appropriate for the bedroom, bathroom, kitchen and work/study room
@lastquid
@lastquid 2 жыл бұрын
Ah, silly me. I edited my comment to include a link, and naturally KZfaq deleted the whole comment :D. Anyway, I have both the Greenwave Broadband EMI meter, and the Stetzerizer Microsurge meter, and they're both very useful. The Greenwave meter measures dirty electricity in mV, and has a speaker for an audible representation of the 'noise'. The Stetzerizer Microsurge meter is the OG meter, which was used in a lot of the early dirty electricity studies, and measures in its own units, the GS [Graham/Stetzer] unit, which uses a bit more mathematics and I believe takes frequency more into account. I personally tend to use the Greenwave more often, and use the Stetzerizer for secondary measurements. The speaker is an extremely useful monitoring tool, and gives a lot more meaning to the mV readings, especially for diagnosing an issue. However, it's important to note that a lot of the measurements made in the original research studies were made in the Stetzerizer's GS units. While it's a fair approximation to aim for similar 'values' on the Greenwave meter, it may be a factor that makes someone opt for the Stetzerizer meter instead. Another major thing to take into account - the Greenwave meter measures over a much wider bandwidth (3 kHz up to 10MHz), while the Stetzerizer meter is focused on what they believe to be the more biologically active range of 10 kHz to 100 kHz. This just means that each meter can give slightly different results on the same circuit depending on the noise characteristics. Does it make one better than the other? I'd be lying if I said I knew for sure! For those interested, a link to the patent for the Stetzerizer Microsurge meter is on stetzerelectric[.]com/store/microsurge-meter/ ~ text search for U.S. Patent #6,914,435
@docb3079
@docb3079 2 жыл бұрын
Thank you for explaining things in the way you do, rather than being an alarmist. It helps people that don't necessarily understand and doesn't turn them off from new ways of thinking. I'm not a "techy" myself and am just curious if having the filter plugged in is actually "using" electricity. Meaning, would it change a person's electric bill? Also, does "cleaning" the sine wave up benefit our normal electrical devices in any way? In a typical situation, with an average amount of dirty electricity.
@ScottiesTech
@ScottiesTech 2 жыл бұрын
No, the filters won't change your electric bill, and they won't improve energy efficiency or anything like that. I suppose they might actually help other devices in some cases since the AC is 'cleaner'.
@docb3079
@docb3079 2 жыл бұрын
@@ScottiesTech Thank you so much!
@piitaa108
@piitaa108 2 жыл бұрын
Scotti, would you please include a link to the update after using the dirty metres? I scrolled through the videos but didn't see one.
@SuzyDeskins
@SuzyDeskins Ай бұрын
I just bought the Greenwave EMI meter, and one of the outlets in my apartment measured over 1000. I put in a filter that bought it down to the mid 800s. Should I be concerned?
@OurFreeSociety
@OurFreeSociety 18 күн бұрын
Wow, what did the company say? That's way above his 100, so yes, I would be concerned. Are you tired in your house? It's hard to find good electricians. sigh
@SuzyDeskins
@SuzyDeskins 18 күн бұрын
@@OurFreeSociety I have found myself becoming very tired and fatigued when I stay home, even if I am doing nothing at the time. When I stay home a lot, I also suffer from tinnitus, headaches, lack of focus, weight gain, dry skin and hair, and depression. It is very frustrating and time to move.
@lyngruen8607
@lyngruen8607 2 жыл бұрын
Odd to me this was put out THREE MONTHS AGO and I just got it today 1/18/2022???!!!! I enjoy your talks......over my head but still informative. Thank you young man 👍 Texas Nana 🤠 PSALM 91
@lightningwaves5436
@lightningwaves5436 5 ай бұрын
Does a voltage regulator do anything to reduce that capacitive coupling?
@4UnlimitedBEing
@4UnlimitedBEing Жыл бұрын
"They may explode, they may work--we'll find out!" LMAO at this!!! 😆Had to stop video to laugh it out & recompose myself for the final minute of the video. Yes, FAFO is often how we learn about life. 😜 I'm _far_ less cavalier with electricity than you are, sir, but that's because I'm far less versed in it than other areas where I am much more of the "eh, I'll just do this thing in an extreme manner and find out what happens." LOL I'm certainly grateful for folks like you who can provide top notch info and layman's explanation for the rest of us who don't know the ins & outs of this topic but are searching for the information to make our homes and daily lives less polluted by EMFs, chemical toxicants, and other things most folks never give a thought to because these things are just their norm. Thank you!!!😊
@wisdom2th32
@wisdom2th32 4 ай бұрын
Thanks. So glad I came upon your web site.
@qq84
@qq84 2 жыл бұрын
Not all switching power supplies are like that. The cheap/bad ones are the problem, unfortunately that are basically the only ones we get. Even in overpriced electronic there are cheap switching power supplies. Are they also ones for the electrical cabinet? That would be one thing the government could easily change to improve our health. ... instead of stamping on our rights.
@seumasmacdonald4389
@seumasmacdonald4389 2 жыл бұрын
I'd like to reccomend The Invisible Rainbow by Arthur Firstenberg also if you're interested in the effects of electricity in its many various permutations.
@paintyourworld3527
@paintyourworld3527 2 жыл бұрын
He has done a review on that book in one of his videos.
@111chicane
@111chicane 2 жыл бұрын
Any electronic device made by a reputable brand will have a far more efficient filter built-in than just a capacitor. And it's there to prevent harmonics and voltage spikes disturbing the device itself and also being backfed from the device to the grid. There are standards in place for that, which does not allow "dirt" to be fed in the grid from devices plugged into it. Only if you're mostly using cheap non-brand electronics you have a reason to worry. The capacitors in your filters do close to nothing to suppress the spikes you call dirt. They would only work for inductive loads as motors. A simple first order passive low-pass filter made of a resistor and capacitor would give you attenuation of -6dB only. And your filter is not even that. As shown in your schematics, the resistor is only there to lower the inrush current, protect the capacitor and prevent your circuit breaker of tripping when plugging in the "filter". Also, connecting the resistor and capacitor in series will reduce the filtering effect of the capacitor. On top of that, the capacitor will introduce an unwanted phase shift, which is disturbing other devices plugged into the grid, including older power meters. Similar scam to this dirty power one is the Power Saving devices made of capacitors. I don't argue if the "dirty power" affects human's health, but I do argue solving it is not as simple as plugging in a capacitor in your outlet.
@ScottiesTech
@ScottiesTech 2 жыл бұрын
For inrush current, wouldn't a series resistor or inductor be better than one in parallel to the cap? But then, I was under the impression that X2 caps don't need inrush protection because they're designed to handle rather massive spikes per the datasheet.
@johnellingsen8284
@johnellingsen8284 2 жыл бұрын
I have a surge suppressor with ground and surge indicator lights. As of about 2 years ago I noticed the lights on the suppressor were flashing much like a router with nothing else plugged into it. It seems as though it only happens on the WST utility power and does not when plugged into buildings on Entergy or Cleco utilities. I had my smart meter replaced with an electronic non smart meter and pay additional to have it read every month. When it was replaced the flashing lights went dark for about 3 weeks and after a weekend power out for an hour, I happen to notice that the lights were again flashing. But now it flashes most of the time but at different times it barely flashes and other times it flashes quite brightly. I took a SHORT VIDEO OF this going on. I suspect it has something to do with either weather mod events or cell phone tower power output which the tower is 2 miles west of my house close to the same height as my house since I am uphill of the tower. any body else having these issues?
@vfsd234
@vfsd234 8 ай бұрын
​@johnellingsen8284 are you implying that the new non smart meter is creating more dirty electricity than previous smart meter? Do you have a link to your video?
@DavidByers1eye
@DavidByers1eye 2 жыл бұрын
Thank You . . .
@OurFreeSociety
@OurFreeSociety 18 күн бұрын
I thought DE came from the lines behind the wall, in the outlets, etc., which is why in 3rd world countries they have tons of DE, because most don't know what they are doing when it comes to anything like electricity or plumbing. I'm going to watch the rest & see if you mention that. Thanks
@Mihalyofficial
@Mihalyofficial Жыл бұрын
Very informative and disturbing video. Thanks. Could you not measure EMI and electrical induction with a multi meter though? Its crazy how much they charge for meters. I also bought an RF meter and even with router and such electronics off Im still measuring crazy RF in the house and bedrooms. I wonder if the meter is picking up some of the induced RF by the electrical wiring?
@rchn9953
@rchn9953 2 жыл бұрын
Minimize using fast switching digital equipment. Connecting capacitors inside the house convert dirty voltage to dirty current. If possible, connect capacitors outside the house.
@robdebruin9485
@robdebruin9485 3 ай бұрын
Wow good explanation! Do lots of gigs🎤 and the mixer reacts somthimes wird, especially in big bars, for example, suddenly de refurb shuts off.when the kitchen is closed then problem is solved..i think. Is one of those filters the solution? Yhx b
@JS-nr7te
@JS-nr7te 11 ай бұрын
And basically what youre talking about with the florecent light under a power line is called induction.
@user-vp3bz2xt8n
@user-vp3bz2xt8n 10 ай бұрын
As I interpret this, I am getting dirty electricity from the grid as well as adding my own from my "smart" appliances. How do I keep dirty electricity from my 200v drier from entering my home network? Is there a "whole house" filter to address dirt from the grid?
@SteveStoltz
@SteveStoltz 2 жыл бұрын
Is there any reason you couldn't just install a cap(s) into the breaker panel? One cap per phase? or add a cap to each outlet? It would be a lot cheaper.
@ScottiesTech
@ScottiesTech 2 жыл бұрын
You can. Most recommendations I've read say to do what I did: install 1 filter on each phase at the panel. But then you test everywhere in the house and install extra filters where readings are high. It seems that putting the filters as close as possible to the source of the noise reduces readings everywhere much better than just sticking filter(s) only at the panel.
@larsinthefuture
@larsinthefuture 2 жыл бұрын
Didn't think a harmonic of a few volts could effect people that way from a few metres away. Maybe if it were in the audible range, but how can non-ionising radiation cause cancer?
@ScottiesTech
@ScottiesTech 2 жыл бұрын
I've read several papers that involve calcium ion channels in cells or something like that. Honestly, I don't understand the biology part, so I just go with the more epidemiological approach: Problem -> Analysis -> Theory -> Solution. If it works repeatedly, then I guess things are more complicated than I first assumed. That's the way I look at it, anyway.
@UhBuddy1976
@UhBuddy1976 6 ай бұрын
Would this help when I’m using a backup generator in a power outage in the United States?
@ScottiesTech
@ScottiesTech 6 ай бұрын
NO! Don't use DE filters on generator power. They will cause the genny to 'overload' and shut down.
@JacquelineMcIntoshNo1
@JacquelineMcIntoshNo1 2 жыл бұрын
Hi Scottie, and Cletus. I just remembered this video, watched again. It amazes me that this has been around us for so long and it's just been brought to our attention in the past, I think, 10 years or so. When we take into the issues with WIFI and Smart Meters, yikes. For so long I've felt safe with everything in my home grounded. I turned my WIFI on a few weeks ago, which is rare, and learned that I have two neighbors who's WIFI reaches into my home. I was diagnosed with ms about a month ago so now I want to protect myself more than ever. Scottie, do you know if the fabric shields that go around a bed, like a canopy, work? If you have any input I'd be very thankful.
@MelLar257
@MelLar257 11 ай бұрын
Hi can you explain how you know your neighbor's wifi reaches your home?
@allegrosotto2126
@allegrosotto2126 2 жыл бұрын
Thanks, most interesting. I'm on solar power, with a 350watt pure sine wave inverter. This is only active for fairly short periods of time, so am I right in assuming that dirty electricity would not be an issue? But I know of other vans that have 3000watt inverter, so could that change the scenario? You're always most interesting and helpful thanks.
@ScottiesTech
@ScottiesTech 2 жыл бұрын
I'm not sure, but usually even the 'pure sine wave' inverters create lots of DE. That's what I've read anyway, but I've never actually had the opportunity to check it out myself!
@mmdotcom_Photography
@mmdotcom_Photography 2 жыл бұрын
you're spot on, @Gönndalf -- that's also on one of my points for tinkering around with a "second system" of DC low-voltage stuff on top of existing household systems [mentioned in my other post under this video]; and even more so if we appear to be talking RVs and boats etc here. Going "direct-Direct Current" ;)) doesn't only cut most onboard sources of DE but would also increase available capacity from your batteries by as much as 4% to 8% per leg (i e double that when first converting up and then down again in power brick)! This is how much even "modern" varistor-based inverters and transformers eat off your battery bank or any other load...
@P9R
@P9R 2 жыл бұрын
@Allegro Sotto This is a good presentation, with focus on solar for you. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/Z56hociaqc22YXk.html
@allegrosotto2126
@allegrosotto2126 2 жыл бұрын
@Gönndalf I understand your point, but there are a couple of applications for which there's no alternative.
@allegrosotto2126
@allegrosotto2126 2 жыл бұрын
@@ScottiesTech Thanks, I'm curious now so Will investigate further.
@WVMothman
@WVMothman 2 жыл бұрын
Can you use an AM radio off tune to find where most noise comes from?.
@ScottiesTech
@ScottiesTech 2 жыл бұрын
Yeah, you can... But I've never tried it myself!
@driver902
@driver902 Жыл бұрын
Man,, I speak English but that went right over my head. I was watching to see how to make generator electrical clean. Think we just won't run any sensitive things when we need a generator. Thanks though.
@AJ_411
@AJ_411 5 ай бұрын
Good information - thanks for posting. However, don't the plug-in filters create magnetic fields? And couldn't they cause coupling depending on where they are placed?
@ScottiesTech
@ScottiesTech 5 ай бұрын
Yes, because then you have "noisy current". But when I tested the filters with my EMF meter (magnetic field mode), the field was very low unless you were within 6" of the thing. Within 6", it was 'medium-danger' level.
@ScottiesTech
@ScottiesTech 5 ай бұрын
@@AJ_411 Well, I dunno. If your house wiring is okay (it probably is unless the builders were cutting corners), then that minimizes certain kinds of EMF. But D.E. is usually ALWAYS there AFAIK, simply becuz of the gizmos we all plug in to our (good or bad) house wiring. And then there's GHz wireless stuff (Bluetooth, WiFi, 3/4/5G, and so on). Personally, I tried the D.E. filters and noticed no real difference, but whatever. I do avoid the higher-frequency wireless stuff becuz I've read more stuff on how that might not be so good for us. For D.E., IMO the jury is still out. I'm sure we adapt to our EMF soup, so some people are affected more than others. But how much? And who?! And which type of EMF is worst, or are all of them bad, and/or how to different sources of EMF interacting with each other (and our bodies) change things? There are just too many darn questions, and alas I don't have many answers. I just test different things and see what happens next!
@patriciamurphy9691
@patriciamurphy9691 2 жыл бұрын
Thank you heaps. So well explained.
@gregorio98000
@gregorio98000 7 ай бұрын
Thank you! Super informative, I have some really sensitive speakers and when I turn on the amp I can hear a hummmmmm I guess I need to get myself some filters hehe
@1betterboy
@1betterboy Жыл бұрын
So would these filters clean up a generator power supply? a regular generator as to a inverter generator?
@ScottiesTech
@ScottiesTech Жыл бұрын
NO! I discovered this the hard way: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/sM14kphisL6lZqM.html
@waxpants
@waxpants 7 ай бұрын
im short on plugs does it work if i plug it into power strip or does it have to be directly in the wall plug ?
@ScottiesTech
@ScottiesTech 7 ай бұрын
Yes, you can plug it into a power strip.
@user-vp3bz2xt8n
@user-vp3bz2xt8n 10 ай бұрын
My solar generation uses a microinverter on each panel to convert panel output to AC and then send it to my home for use. Soe of this ac charges batteries which ultimately will be called upon to run my house (after reconversion to ac of course). I am guessing that, since the generated ac is distinct from the grid, it is "clean(er)", but what about that converted from my batteries?
@ScottiesTech
@ScottiesTech 10 ай бұрын
You really have to test everything. Very often, inverters (AC->DC) are noisy. But ultimately, it depends on how all the noise sources interact with each other. You can do filters at the grid entrance to your home, but that's rarely enough to eliminate this kind of noise.
@leaguefixesyourmatches8259
@leaguefixesyourmatches8259 Жыл бұрын
Watch out for these EMI filters. It can create its own Electric Field and can do more harm then good. It made me literally feel sick, headaches and maybe disrupted my blood pressure.
@nicktick8929
@nicktick8929 Жыл бұрын
Do you make your DE yourself or you bought it from professional? There are people who don't feel any better when they install filters. Each house is individual case and you need trial and error approach. There could be more than one factor that makes you ill. You could take filter and try it in different house. You can turn off electricity in one room or distant yourself frome electric equipment.
@nat373
@nat373 2 ай бұрын
Does this cause ringing in the ears?
@srira7910
@srira7910 Жыл бұрын
Given the voltage rating of the MKP62's EMI Filter, other than install safety pre-cautions, why not put an MKP62 across L1 & L2 terminals (each phase) to the main panel in a house? This would help filter dirty AC from the substation? Or DIY individual filter for each leg (hot to neutral). This as a whole house filter.
@ScottiesTech
@ScottiesTech Жыл бұрын
Ideally, that would work. But in practice, it doesn't... It helps, but it's kind of the starting point. Then you test around the house and find "islands" of D.E. where you add more filters. Noise is usually not easy to squash out.
@srira7910
@srira7910 Жыл бұрын
@@ScottiesTech Seems a filter per leg tied across neutral would cover the whole thing. Yes, agree with you, still have to mitigate internal sources.
@WatcherMonkey
@WatcherMonkey 2 жыл бұрын
The Bob Ross of electricity!
@MelLar257
@MelLar257 11 ай бұрын
will negative ion generators help with dirty electricity side effects?
@truck9094
@truck9094 2 жыл бұрын
It's interesting , I didn't even guess about such things , thanks Scottie , :)
@Meditationisthebestmedicine
@Meditationisthebestmedicine 10 күн бұрын
hey scottie im not sure if you covered this in your video or not i just want to tell you its a scientific fact that smart meters cause dirty electricity, dirty emf, dirty sine wave, etc. get rid of your smart meter if you havent already
@arijeetsarkar1512
@arijeetsarkar1512 2 жыл бұрын
Love your channel !
@emmanuelpoirier4602
@emmanuelpoirier4602 Жыл бұрын
electric current = 2D = electrons flowing along a wire magnetic field = 3D = magnetic vortex with central axis as the 2D electric current. The one can't exist without the other, they are the 2 sides of the same coin.
@DenisEfimenkoMusic
@DenisEfimenkoMusic 3 ай бұрын
hey bud! Will an Online UPS solve some buzzing issues in my home studio? Thanks
@ScottiesTech
@ScottiesTech 3 ай бұрын
It can help, yes. What I usually do is put everything on a UPS. That isolates everything from the grid. Then, if you're using things like a mixer + XLR cables, be VERY careful with cable routing. I've seen nasty buzzing when a DC laptop power cable was running parallel + too close to an XLR mic cable. Sometimes, it takes very little to generate really annoying noise. Re-arrange cables, and poof: no more buzzing.
@mikedevita5558
@mikedevita5558 25 күн бұрын
I suspect my 40amp charge controller and 3000w inverter in my very modest 4 panel 100w each solar system are DE suspects. How would a filter be used on a charge controller when it receives the DC from the panels and regulates it to the 3, 100ah in parallel batteries?
@ScottiesTech
@ScottiesTech 25 күн бұрын
It should be the inverter created the most noise. I'm really not sure how to suppress that noise though, as inverters are basically noise machines. The charge controller shouldn't produce much noise at all since it's mostly DC.
@mikedevita5558
@mikedevita5558 25 күн бұрын
@@ScottiesTech when I shut off the DC feed from the panels to controller RFI on my ham radio ceases or when it's night and no dc is being generated by the panels it ceases. I'm trying various mixes of ferrite beads and chokes and have inconclusive results. Thanks
@snacks4331
@snacks4331 5 ай бұрын
Can we charge our phones with dirty electricity??
@jadedoptimist6364
@jadedoptimist6364 2 жыл бұрын
I measured the emf of my cordless phones with my Trifield meter and immediately threw them in the garbage. Old school land line phones a much better. However, in a few years landlines will be discontinued.
@ScottiesTech
@ScottiesTech 2 жыл бұрын
Tell me about it. I've gone through 4-5 wired phones because the quality is garbage. I'm tempted to get an old-school touch-tone phone from the 80s... :)
@elmeralfaro8390
@elmeralfaro8390 2 жыл бұрын
I been having static electricity inside the apartment and ringing ear and I notice that the lights blinks .
@badger67
@badger67 2 жыл бұрын
Thank you.
@saifcathum3423
@saifcathum3423 2 жыл бұрын
After a bit of research into AC line EMI I came across something similar called an AC line conditioner. It seems they are popular with the audio community. I understand how a capacitor acts as filter to clean up power. Is it really that simple? The AC line conditioner has something that is missing in the Stetzerizer filter called a common mode choke and in some cases two additional single chokes. Can this be incorporated in your design in some way? I'm not exactly sure how and where these components can be most effective. I would much rather install one large unit at the source than have a bunch scattered around the house.
@ScottiesTech
@ScottiesTech 2 жыл бұрын
It seems that one big filter at the input to the house is less effective than smaller filters scattered around. That's what they say, and that was also my experience. I THINK the DE filters are only a cap because it's filtering differential mode noise (noise on one wire) instead of common mode noise (same noise on both wires that passes thru the ground wire). For audio purposes, the common mode filter would be better as I understand things. There's a handy PDF I found that explains this stuff pretty well: www.x2y.com/appnotes/emi/2001.pdf
@saifcathum3423
@saifcathum3423 2 жыл бұрын
@@ScottiesTech I think it's starting to make more sense to me now. It seems the capacitor types and ratings are what's important. The voltage and capacitance I understand, it's the ESR rating that's new to me. Like how ultra low ESR capacitors in drones help with filtering video transmission noise caused by the ESCs. I wonder if that would make a difference?
@ScottiesTech
@ScottiesTech 2 жыл бұрын
@@saifcathum3423 ESR and ESL are just equivalent series resistance/inductance - IOW, a cap isn't just a capacitance; it's also a resistance and inductance. Usually this doesn't matter so much until you're dealing with super-high frequencies. For example, when you buy a polypropylene film X2 cap, even all the data sheets just say 'super-low ESR!' without giving a value. For little teeny chip capacitors for GHz-freq circuits, then they give ESR/ESL cuz it matters much more. At very high frequencies, even the traces on the circuit board matter and must be modeled and EMI tested. It's an ultra-hairy job cuz you get all sorts of weird behavior, noise, etc. and you think it's your circuit design, but alas no, it's the actual traces on the PCB routed poorly! Nutty stuff. For DE, the particular size/type of cap just seems to be chosen to filter the medium-range frequencies of about 2-150kHz. The X2 EMI (line-line) caps are also chosen because they fail safely across 120/230Vac. They tend to be "self-healing" to some extent, and when they fail, they just short line/neutral - which trips the breaker and you're done... no exploding or fire hazard. Which is nice!
@vfsd234
@vfsd234 8 ай бұрын
​@ScottiesTech and what about using both whole house inline filter with the stetzers?
@fouken9450
@fouken9450 Жыл бұрын
Guys, I'm not very good at English, so could someone answer me, if I buy these things and plug them in, is it forever? or I put ate "clean" it.
@MotivLifter
@MotivLifter Жыл бұрын
Bro. Super strong. Thank you
@bypinkerton892
@bypinkerton892 Жыл бұрын
I'm now thinking about all my electronics as Dirty Electronics..... Refrigerator - TV - Electrical A/C - Heater's - of Course my Smartphones ( watching YT & Charging).... & We feel Area's Water Pump under our home.... Looks like I need Filter's.....
@theaudiblesmusic
@theaudiblesmusic 2 жыл бұрын
This is truly been one of the BEST VIDEOS I HAVE EVER SEEN ON KZfaq!!! TY Scottie for your extensive knowledge!!! I've been getting bad pops and crackling in my Hazelrigg VLC Pre amplifier and I think it because of dirty electricity. I bought the EMI meter and some green wave filters because of you hope I can get them some to see if this is the problem :) is there an email I can ask you a few questions from? Thanks in advance! DJ
@Mihalyofficial
@Mihalyofficial Жыл бұрын
I have the same problem in my house w white noise coming through speakers. Did the filters help?
@garymorren8372
@garymorren8372 8 ай бұрын
My.lennox heater won't ignite people say.i need a capacitor in line to my.main power coming in, will this fix it!! Thank you dec 1 23
@ScottiesTech
@ScottiesTech 8 ай бұрын
I don't think so... Usually 'sparkers' generate much-higher-than-line voltage in order to spark at all. Could need cleaning, a new sparker gizmo, or it might be some kind of wiring/electronics issue.
@az894
@az894 7 ай бұрын
Merci beaucoup! In which area do you live in Fr? What filter do you use for thise famous L*n*y filters?
@3Mores
@3Mores 2 жыл бұрын
You got me thinking about my solar collectors on my roof. Each panel has a micro inverter that synchronises to the power grid frequency. These inverters are sophisticated such that they can compensate for some pretty gnarly power conditions. They compensate for 100 -1000 times the fundamental (60Hz). Can they smooth out repetitive noise through feed forward techniques? Can they do the work of the compensating capacitors sometimes placed on the power lines to correct for the "power factor" problems caused by large motors and the like? Do the inverters try to clean-up the grid line power noise? If not, why not?
@111chicane
@111chicane 2 жыл бұрын
Those invertors do have a power factor correction circuits in them and do an amazing job tracking the grid frequency in order to correct their power delivery. However, power correction and frequency tracking circuits does not smooth out any noise, just the opposite. A power correction circuit uses a switch (MOSFET transistor) to short an inductor, part of the converter, to the power lines with fairly high frequency. That introduces more noise to the grid, even though, there is an EMI filter at the input of your converters. Those filters suppress incoming and outgoing EMI but does not eliminate it. The capacitor filters shown in this video won't help you with anything. It's an old scam, along with those noise detectors. Not all humans are sensitive to EMI. In fact only few are. If you are certain you are one of them, you need custom 3rd. order L-C filters and metal shielding for all of your electronic devices to help with EMI. And even that can't eliminate them completely. So no point wasting your energy with this.
@spookyboo3164
@spookyboo3164 Жыл бұрын
yes that right they never had the that kind of tech then i remember one of the lecturers giving an whole session on sw mode power supplies as you the higher the frequency the smaller components needed but they did not know about dirty electricity in them days know its in everything
@brians.7522
@brians.7522 Жыл бұрын
Thank you
@thedavesofourlives1
@thedavesofourlives1 Жыл бұрын
So you're basically adding power factor correction caps. Why not just use isolation 1:1 transformer to filter grid dirt?
@ScottiesTech
@ScottiesTech Жыл бұрын
As I understand it: Sort of. Isolating from the grid doesn't stop the noise, because most of it originates on your side, not the grid side. What comes from the grid side seems to be a combination of everyone else's noise.
@richarduk679
@richarduk679 2 жыл бұрын
If the appliances cause the dirty noise on the electricity. Then having a plug with a dirty filter built in to fit to the offending appliance would seem to be the way to go. Even better. If you’re building your own, then you could customise the filter on each filtering plug to suit that appliance. Or if you’re a manufacturer, you could do a range of plugs with varying filtering strengths. Actually, maybe you could just put the filter in the lead of the appliance?
@carlgreene538
@carlgreene538 2 жыл бұрын
If I plug in my mobile phone at home to charge but leave it on it gets very hot but when I do the same at a friends house it stays cool so maybe I have dirty electricity at home.
@ScottiesTech
@ScottiesTech 2 жыл бұрын
Interesting... Is the signal strength the same at both locations?
@carlgreene538
@carlgreene538 2 жыл бұрын
@@ScottiesTech Hello I have replied twice to you but it's not showing.
@carlgreene538
@carlgreene538 2 жыл бұрын
Okay I will try for a third time. My signal at home in Newark on Trent is terrible but much better in Jaywick Essex where my friend lives.In both instances I was sharing my WiFi from my Nokia 2720 flip while charging the phone at the same time.The battery at home gets really hot but at my friends in stays cool.
@ScottiesTech
@ScottiesTech 2 жыл бұрын
@@carlgreene538 I'm wondering if it's because with a poor signal at home, your phone transmits full blast. That + WiFi maybe makes it heat up too much? That shouldn't really happen, but it's the only thing I can think of...
@randgrithr7387
@randgrithr7387 2 жыл бұрын
You should use a weaker charger, like 500mA to 1A. Constantly using the "TurboCharger" that came with your phone will quickly kill the battery life. I had a phone for 2 years and the battery life was nearly as good as the day I got it. The charge port died and it was cheaper to buy a identical used phone than fix it. The battery life is noticeably worse on the replacement.
@jolkraeremeark6949
@jolkraeremeark6949 Жыл бұрын
Ok, it's early in the video, but I would like to run a new, forced air, natural gas furnace with a generator. What type of generator will I be needing? I plan to wire the furnace to go straight to the generator. Thank you for your time!
@ScottiesTech
@ScottiesTech Жыл бұрын
You'd just need to know the max electrical power used by the furnace. Since it's natural gas, it's probably only fan power + control electronics (aka not much). Then size your generator so it has a rated continuous power output at least double what the furnace needs. And preferably, get a good generator (as in "pure sine wave"). Many cheaper generators warn you not to use them to drive 'sensitive electronics'. IOW, they produce 'dirty' power. You COULD probably get away with a cheaper generator, but if you're gonna get one, might as well get one that's better and that has a little extra capacity to power anything else you might want to add later.
@tescrowe1697
@tescrowe1697 Жыл бұрын
Is this the same tech as stopwatt? If i but stetzerizers in a 3000 sq ft home- how many do i need?
@Dose_of_CS2
@Dose_of_CS2 2 жыл бұрын
I have problem with not smooth PC i put ferrites cores it helps a lot. Can I buy only one filter to my PC will it help?
@Klyki.
@Klyki. 7 ай бұрын
since greenwave also now has the Spectrum 2500-EF Filter designed for EU countries (schuko) do you think that USA to EU adapters which would be necessary for the original US filters, create certaiin types of noise themselves? Even if not EMI, do they increase electric fields or magnetic fields?
@ScottiesTech
@ScottiesTech 7 ай бұрын
The plug adapters themselves shouldn't create any kind of noise or any additional electric or magnetic field.
@tonyharvey4569
@tonyharvey4569 Жыл бұрын
Hey Scottie, Looking at your schematic at 17 mins in I do think there should be circuit protection (a fuse) in the live feed where it goes out to the 3 big capacitors (and 2 resistors) because if one of those caps goes short circuit it may burn up or even catch fire if the only protection is back at the consumer unit which (in the UK) will be 32amps MCB (for a ring main feeding sockets) or 20amps MCB (for a radial circuit feeding sockets). This means up to 8 Kilowatts or 5 Kilowatts respectively which will be easily enough to burn up the capacitors and start a fire (depending on the characteristic of the short circuit and how quickly it would trip the MCB). I say this with more confidence because when I opened up a EMF protection brand dirty elec filter (here in the UK) that had stopped working (the only way to tell it had stopped working was that it had stopped getting warm from the discharge resistor inside- theres no indicator light which I find disappointing and (IMO) general low quality inside too)- anyway that brand has a little surface mount PCB fuse rated at 4 amps- which had blown. It also had a thermal fuse on the neutral side rated at 135 degrees C, (which was fine). So I replaced the surface mount fuse with a wired in 20mm fuse holder in which I installed a 5 amp fuse. So these guys do bother with circuit protection so perhaps you should too? By the way I also installed a neon indicator on the load side of both the current and thermal fuses so if either blow again I will know straightaway. LASTLY SCOTTIE I DIDN'T WANT TO NIT PICK- I ALSO WANT TO THANK YOU FOR ALL YOUR CARE & GREAT VIDEOS.
@ScottiesTech
@ScottiesTech Жыл бұрын
Yeah, it's not a bad idea to include fuses. Everyone relies on the fact that when those caps fail, they SHOULD fail open circuit. But we all know how that goes! :P
@DinaParmar1
@DinaParmar1 11 ай бұрын
What products do you have? I’m based in the uk and would like to reduce dirty electricity from solar panels
@tonyharvey4569
@tonyharvey4569 11 ай бұрын
@@DinaParmar1 I am using 'EMF Protection' (company) filters. They're a lot better than nothing but I've opened a couple & not that impressed with the quality. And the capacitance is only 10uF whereas Scottie is recommending 25uF. They also contain a surge suppressor & circuit protection (fuses- not replaceable without special tools). However the EMF protection DE filters are suitable for a UK socket and were easy to get in the UK. Some £30 each. I use 2 so get 20uF capacitance. But Scottie is recommending using several filters with 25uF in each. So I am only getting nominal DE protection. If you watch his video from 10 mins in he talks about greenwave and Stetzerizer filters as good but there may be issues with availabilty in the UK also cost. Watch all his video focussing most on the bit from 10 mins in. Hope this helps.
@DinaParmar1
@DinaParmar1 11 ай бұрын
@@tonyharvey4569 hi there thsnk you so much for your reply. We have quite a lot of solar panels and I’m concerned about the impact it can have on health. I’ve come across green wave would I need one in each room? I’ve heard from an emf specialist in the UK that Stetzerizer can cause surges and fires which is why I’m quite hesitant about the plug in de filters. There’s some which can be used fi be plugged directly into the main unit but not sure how safe these actually are
@DinaParmar1
@DinaParmar1 11 ай бұрын
@@tonyharvey4569 do you have solar panels?
@CristianMuresanu
@CristianMuresanu 8 ай бұрын
Hi Scottie, I watched with great interest your presentation. I built myself some filters, using only 2,2 uF capacitors and I wonder if you measured, eventually, that voltage with the noise-meter device. Can you tell me how much milivolts showed in your case ? (with the filter you presented) - in your other video, you measured 41 mV ... and I presume is the same as with the original filter ?
@ScottiesTech
@ScottiesTech 8 ай бұрын
I had 150-300 in most places. One room was 700 (without filters)! With filters, everything was between 20-40mV.
@CristianMuresanu
@CristianMuresanu 8 ай бұрын
@@ScottiesTech thank you very much for your quick answer. My filter used at 220Vac network is making about 21 to 26 mV reduction. I used a modified schematics and if you wish to see it, I can send you a link on a FIY forum (Do It Yourself)
@CristianMuresanu
@CristianMuresanu 8 ай бұрын
www.diyaudio.com/community/threads/diy-emi-filter-for-power-supply.391454/
@ScottiesTech
@ScottiesTech 8 ай бұрын
@@CristianMuresanu Yes, please!!! Thanks.
@CristianMuresanu
@CristianMuresanu 8 ай бұрын
@@ScottiesTech I also tried several types of coils and capacitors ... and I also added multiple parallel capacitors of 1/10 from each. So, the 100 nF has in parallel 10 nF with 1nF and with 100 pF ... and so one. There are theories which suggest that as the capacitance get higher, its then they cannot filter above 100kHz ... (choosing 10 microF), so you add in parallel 100 nF which can filter up to 10 Mhz and then you add 10 nF which can filter up to 1Ghz ... here is an example passive-components.eu/choosing-of-right-blocking-capacitors/
@MikeG-js1jt
@MikeG-js1jt 2 жыл бұрын
You covered up that impressively ancient brick-work?............. but why?
@ScottiesTech
@ScottiesTech 2 жыл бұрын
I couldn't see my face anymore when I had a tan! LOL
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