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From: motcid!hamilton%cell.mot.COM@uunet.uu.net (Danial Hamilton)
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Subject: Re: Cellular Phone Antenna Question
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Date: 24 Oct 89 15:03:54 GMT
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X-TELECOM-Digest: volume 9, issue 471, message 6 of 8

> If you really don't want people to know you have a cellular phone, use
> a handheld. I had a standard cellular car phone for a couple of years.
> ...
>                                    ... Needless to say, I find that my
> handheld is all I need for mobile communications and there is no
> unsightly antenna on my truck. Not really yuppie-approved, but such is
> life.

I don't care who says it's safe, I just can't feel comfortable about
radiating 800 MHZ RF energy 3-4 inches from my brain.