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Anonymous Coward User ID: 72384628 United States 04/07/2020 03:25 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | There is no ‘pneumonia’ nor ARDS. At least not the ARDS with established treatment protocols and procedures we’re familiar with. Ventilators are not only the wrong solution, but high pressure intubation can actually wind up causing more damage than without, not to mention complications from tracheal scarring and ulcers given the duration of intubation often required… They may still have a use in the immediate future for patients too far to bring back with this newfound knowledge, but moving forward a new treatment protocol needs to be established so we stop treating patients for the wrong disease. The past 48 hours or so have seen a huge revelation: COVID-19 causes prolonged and progressive hypoxia (starving your body of oxygen) by binding to the heme groups in hemoglobin in your red blood cells. People are simply desaturating (losing o2 in their blood), and that’s what eventually leads to organ failures that kill them, not any form of ARDS or pneumonia. All the damage to the lungs you see in CT scans are from the release of oxidative iron from the hemes, this overwhelms the natural defenses against pulmonary oxidative stress and causes that nice, always-bilateral ground glass opacity in the lungs. Patients returning for re-hospitalization days or weeks after recovery suffering from apparent delayed post-hypoxic leukoencephalopathy strengthen the notion COVID-19 patients are suffering from hypoxia despite no signs of respiratory ‘tire out’ or fatigue. |
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User ID: 75950402 United States 04/07/2020 04:05 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | This makes sense since they are prescribing antibiotics to people they suspect are positive but don’t want them coming in for a test unless we are at death’s door Quoting: ~kpm~ Two rounds of amoxicillin for the strep didn’t do a thing, it kept coming back Sunday had a virtual visit with a doctor in my health group who is not my primary but on call for him, my strep She said with my symptom history and recent travel history in March she’s going to assume I have corona She seemed to be in panic mode and it was pretty hard to understand because of her accent but she said she was prescribing the antibiotic levofloxacin She said they have had luck treating corona patients who don’t need hospitalization with this antibiotic because it has some type of antiviral properties She said that she has five or six patients with coronavirus in the hospital and apparently she is not prescribing Hydroxychloroquine with azithromycin Unless her patients are in dire straits She will not use the medications as a prophylactic or on any patient that is not in dire need of hospitalization even though her hospital, Henry Ford, is running a trial on using it as a prophylactic *WHICH COULD BE WHY DETROIT HAS HIGH DEATHS!* Why not treat patients before they get critical? She said that they are only admitting critical patients at the hospitals around Macomb and Wayne, not testing anyone who can manage symptoms at home My regular doctor called me the next day to see how I was and I asked him again to confirm he prescribe HCQ and azithro if I needed it regardless of if I was in hospital or at home been on this stronger antibiotic 2 days now and the loss of taste and burnt mouth feeling has improved at least 50% Be extremely cautious taking levofloxin also known as levaquin. It is a fluoroquinoline type antibiotic which causes tendon damage. The symptoms of this condition may not show up for months after the use of these kinds of antibiotics. If you don't believe me.... [link to www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov (secure)] [link to www.goodrx.com (secure)] I know, I’m nervous about it but the strep isn’t going away Hope only 5 days of it will be enough to kill it Do you have ants in your house. They are carriers of strep. I got the bub man out for my ant invasion and the kids stopped getting strep. Amoxicillin usually works great. The side affects of fluoroquinolines may be felt months later and can be permanent. I was prescribed Levaquin once. I took one pill and it felt like my body was melting. I stopped taking it. Within a couple of months. I had two rotator cuff tear and patellar tendinitis of my knee. It took a month to heal the rotator cuff each time and two months to heal the knee, extremely painful.. I couldn't sleep. Never had anything like that before. No ants, lol Now it makes me wonder about a rotator tear a few years ago, I’ve had Cipro before ~With forethought and malice Whitless enacted an EO giving nursing homes immunity from wrongful death prosecutions, forced them to take in infected patients and is responsible for over 6500+ nursing home deaths~ |
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User ID: 2229693 United States 04/07/2020 04:06 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Just read this article and you will understand. The link can’t be posted on GLP for some reason so you have to go to twitter link to get the link to article. Quoting: CountryWise [link to twitter.com (secure)] We are treating the wrong disease. See what CiCi’s does to our red blood cells and how hydroxychloriquine corrects it. Wow! So again, the President was right. But how did he know yet all the media and others could not research and find the same type of information? Are journalist not good at research? Living has taught me one thing; nothing is certain...except salvation through Jesus Christ! |
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User ID: 78259322 United States 04/07/2020 04:09 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | . ... oh oh oh oh!!!!!!!!! ... an aids connection would be so sinister!!!! ... considering who is in control of CDC!!! ... . . Our family celebrates The Lord's Feasts: [link to www.grafted-promise.net] Fools and the dead don't change their minds. Fools won't and the dead can't. When you tear out a man's tongue, you are not proving him a liar. You are only telling the world that you fear what he might say. Quoting: CountryWise Amos 5:13 - Therefore at such a time the prudent person keeps silent, for it is an evil time. |
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User ID: 78615514 United Kingdom 04/07/2020 04:17 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Blood pH is vital to O2/CO2 transfer at the lung as well. Most of us are more acidic than what we should be. Hence why I am taking a tablespoon of bicarbonate of soda/baking soda mixed in water each morning. [link to www.youtube.com (secure)] |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 72384628 United States 04/07/2020 04:21 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Just read this article and you will understand. The link can’t be posted on GLP for some reason so you have to go to twitter link to get the link to article. Quoting: CountryWise [link to twitter.com (secure)] We are treating the wrong disease. See what CiCi’s does to our red blood cells and how hydroxychloriquine corrects it. Wow! So again, the President was right. But how did he know yet all the media and others could not research and find the same type of information? Are journalist not good at research? YES I tried posting that article, would not let me.. Its a must read. Also this..long but worth it.. [link to shiva4senate.com (secure)] |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 77749802 United States 04/07/2020 04:23 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | This makes sense since they are prescribing antibiotics to people they suspect are positive but don’t want them coming in for a test unless we are at death’s door Quoting: ~kpm~ Two rounds of amoxicillin for the strep didn’t do a thing, it kept coming back Sunday had a virtual visit with a doctor in my health group who is not my primary but on call for him, my strep She said with my symptom history and recent travel history in March she’s going to assume I have corona She seemed to be in panic mode and it was pretty hard to understand because of her accent but she said she was prescribing the antibiotic levofloxacin She said they have had luck treating corona patients who don’t need hospitalization with this antibiotic because it has some type of antiviral properties She said that she has five or six patients with coronavirus in the hospital and apparently she is not prescribing Hydroxychloroquine with azithromycin Unless her patients are in dire straits She will not use the medications as a prophylactic or on any patient that is not in dire need of hospitalization even though her hospital, Henry Ford, is running a trial on using it as a prophylactic *WHICH COULD BE WHY DETROIT HAS HIGH DEATHS!* Why not treat patients before they get critical? She said that they are only admitting critical patients at the hospitals around Macomb and Wayne, not testing anyone who can manage symptoms at home My regular doctor called me the next day to see how I was and I asked him again to confirm he prescribe HCQ and azithro if I needed it regardless of if I was in hospital or at home been on this stronger antibiotic 2 days now and the loss of taste and burnt mouth feeling has improved at least 50% Be careful with levofloxacin, as flouride based anti-biotics are very powerful and can also have side effects including damaged tendons. Do not put your body under any physical exertion that may injur a tendon while you are on this medication. It has been observed to have some anti-viral activity with rhinoviruses: [link to aac.asm.org (secure)] Thanks for sharing your experience, I did not know physicians were actually prescribing this for Corona. Ya, I was really nervous about the antibiotic after reading about it but i had to weigh out this strep getting worse against it According to this doctor, it’s what’s she’s using, but then again she’s got 6 patients in the hospital, lol I don’t understand why doctors wait until patients are critical to give them hydroxychloroquine Perhaps they wouldn’t have as many hospitalizations if they started treating the mild symptoms with it How do you know when to start taking it? I could have had this Q fever in December or I could have it now. I only have enough for one time what if you take it at the wrong time then you are kind of fucked when you need it. Thing is how do you know when is the right time? |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 78445807 Portugal 04/07/2020 04:29 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | His videos are awesome - he's been weeks ahead of everyone else on this thing. My go-to source for factual info on this thing. Quoting: Blue_Triquetra Sure has homie. Everybody around me was calling me nuts when I said it would reach here too.. I am VERY grateful to the creators of the videos. Without them, who knows, I may have become infected too. Thanks to them, I was well prepared. Absolutely five star. |
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User ID: 75950402 United States 04/07/2020 04:30 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | This makes sense since they are prescribing antibiotics to people they suspect are positive but don’t want them coming in for a test unless we are at death’s door Quoting: ~kpm~ Two rounds of amoxicillin for the strep didn’t do a thing, it kept coming back Sunday had a virtual visit with a doctor in my health group who is not my primary but on call for him, my strep She said with my symptom history and recent travel history in March she’s going to assume I have corona She seemed to be in panic mode and it was pretty hard to understand because of her accent but she said she was prescribing the antibiotic levofloxacin She said they have had luck treating corona patients who don’t need hospitalization with this antibiotic because it has some type of antiviral properties She said that she has five or six patients with coronavirus in the hospital and apparently she is not prescribing Hydroxychloroquine with azithromycin Unless her patients are in dire straits She will not use the medications as a prophylactic or on any patient that is not in dire need of hospitalization even though her hospital, Henry Ford, is running a trial on using it as a prophylactic *WHICH COULD BE WHY DETROIT HAS HIGH DEATHS!* Why not treat patients before they get critical? She said that they are only admitting critical patients at the hospitals around Macomb and Wayne, not testing anyone who can manage symptoms at home My regular doctor called me the next day to see how I was and I asked him again to confirm he prescribe HCQ and azithro if I needed it regardless of if I was in hospital or at home been on this stronger antibiotic 2 days now and the loss of taste and burnt mouth feeling has improved at least 50% Be careful with levofloxacin, as flouride based anti-biotics are very powerful and can also have side effects including damaged tendons. Do not put your body under any physical exertion that may injur a tendon while you are on this medication. It has been observed to have some anti-viral activity with rhinoviruses: [link to aac.asm.org (secure)] Thanks for sharing your experience, I did not know physicians were actually prescribing this for Corona. Ya, I was really nervous about the antibiotic after reading about it but i had to weigh out this strep getting worse against it According to this doctor, it’s what’s she’s using, but then again she’s got 6 patients in the hospital, lol I don’t understand why doctors wait until patients are critical to give them hydroxychloroquine Perhaps they wouldn’t have as many hospitalizations if they started treating the mild symptoms with it How do you know when to start taking it? I could have had this Q fever in December or I could have it now. I only have enough for one time what if you take it at the wrong time then you are kind of fucked when you need it. Thing is how do you know when is the right time? I’m not sure if you just have one dose, don’t think that will do much but I could be wrong Michigan is doing a trial on healthcare and front line people taking it as a preventive I would talk to your doctor about when the right time is ~With forethought and malice Whitless enacted an EO giving nursing homes immunity from wrongful death prosecutions, forced them to take in infected patients and is responsible for over 6500+ nursing home deaths~ |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 35771604 United States 04/07/2020 04:37 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | And children have ample amounts of copper in their blood. Could be why they aren't as affected. If you're going grey, you need more copper. My good friend died last year at age 99 with her own natural hair color. She told me it was because she got a lot of copper. She could have lived longer but she was sick of people and wanted to go. She died from being heart broken over how her family treated her, not from old age or illness. She was so smart and died teaching people conspiracy facts. She enjoyed motorcycle rides into her 90's and traveled the world. Dang I miss her, she would have a lot to say about this bug and everything going on worldwide. I am sure she would say a lot about ending the FED RES, NWO and nanobots with a long list of what to take to combat it. And that judgement day is long over due for the wicked. |
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bob uk carethno User ID: 78358077 United Kingdom 04/08/2020 02:11 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | [link to www.rfglobalnet.com (secure)] April 10, 2001. Fixed Wireless Communications at 60GHz Unique Oxygen Absorption Properties by Shigeaki (Shey) Hakusui, President, Harmonix Corporation The demand for bandwidth is growing at a rapid pace. International Data Corporation projects that Internet commerce in the United States will grow from $74 billion in 1999 to $708 billion in 2003, with the number of computer users more than doubling from 81 million to 177 million in the U.S. alone. Due to the tremendous expected growth, reliable fiber optic networks must be installed quickly. In the United States, less than five percent of all commercial office buildings have access to fiber cables. With the high costs to install physical fiber, up to $250,000 per mile, many stopgap techniques, including ISDN, DSL, satellite and microwave communications links, have been deployed to overcome this "last mile" challenge. However, these techniques pose only temporary solutions, as ISDN and DSL require bandwidth from physical mediums that were not designed for Internet use, and available licensed microwave frequencies, 900MHz to 40GHz, and satellite frequencies, 6GHz to 30GHz, are limited. Short haul, high-density deployments of wireless communications devices are required in metropolitan areas and business parks throughout the United States. Most often, office buildings though not physically linked to the fiber backbone are within one half mile of a local fiber trunk. Wireless communication devices operating at higher frequencies, such as 60GHz, allow businesses to link to the fiber easily, without the cost and time delays associated with physical fiber installation. Due to the increased bandwidth demands and the scarcity of microwave frequency allocations, the wireless communications industry is beginning to focus on higher, previously unallocated portions of the spectrum in the millimeter wave frequencies from 40GHz to 300GHz. Due to the high levels of atmospheric RF energy absorption, the millimeter wave region of the RF spectrum is not usable in long haul, wireless communications segments. However, for short haul, "last mile" segments, the expanded RF data bandwidth available in the millimeter wave region makes it ideal for interference free, fiber speed connectivity. Figure 1 illustrates the atmospheric absorption for millimeter wave frequencies. At the millimeter wave frequency of 60GHz, the absorption is very high, with 98 percent of the transmitted energy absorbed by atmospheric oxygen. While oxygen absorption at 60GHz severely limits range, it also eliminates interference between same frequency terminals. Figure 1: Dry Atmospheric Absorption per Kilometer The benefit of Oxygen absorption relative to frequency re-use is detailed in figure 2. Figure 2 illustrates the distance relationship between the 60GHz frequency reuse range, the green region, and the traditional range, the blue region. Oxygen absorption makes possible the same-frequency reuse within a very localized region of air space. Operation within the 60GHz millimeter wave spectrum enables very dense interference free deployment of same frequency radio terminals. Figure 2: Frequency Reuse Source FCC Bulletin 70A A 60GHz communications system must overcome the effects of oxygen absorption, 16dB/KM. In order to operate reliably at even short ranges, a very focused, narrow-beam antenna must also be employed to increase the level of signal available to the target receiver. This combination of oxygen absorption and narrow beam transmission enhances the security of the 60GHz radio link, minimizing the probability of unauthorized intercept. Traditional wireless communications systems operating in the lower frequency ranges of 900MHz to 40GHz often interfere with each other when placed too closely together. This interference, due to the dispersion and uncontrolled propagation of RF energy through the atmosphere is minimized by FCC frequency coordination, licensing and through the implementation of interference avoidance techniques such as spread-spectrum modulation. FCC Licensing precludes dense deployment through the limited number of regional licenses granted and spread-spectrum techniques have proven only marginally effective, as the overall noise floor has risen. In the 60GHz region, the effects of oxygen absorption and the use of narrow beam antennae minimize the probability of interference between the radios. Theoretically, 100,000 systems operating at 60 GHz can be co-located in a ten square kilometer area without interference problems. Weather conditions have an adverse effect on all RF transmissions, especially in the millimeter wave region where severe rainstorms can cause as much as a 20dB loss in signal strength for every kilometer of transmission. As the distance the radio transmission increases, the fade margin needed to compensate for weather effects increases proportionately. Since radios operating at 60GHz transmit only over short distances, the compensation for weather effects is not as great as for systems transmitting one kilometer and beyond. At 60GHz, the extremely high atmospheric absorption level is due primarily to the molecular composition of the atmosphere. Figure 3 illustrates the atmospheric attenuation characteristics for wavelengths from 3 cm to 0.3 mm. For millimeter waves, the primary absorption molecules are H2O, O2, CO2 and O3. Since the presence of O2 is fairly consistent at ground level, its effect on 60GHz radio propagation is easily modeled for margin budgeting purposes. In addition, the high level of attenuation from oxygen absorption makes even the worst weather-related attenuation insignificant, especially on the short paths where 60GHz systems operate. Even extremely heavy rainfall, 25mm/hr (5dB/KM), will make only a very small percentage contribution to aggregate attenuation in the 60GHz oxygen absorption region. Figure 3: Atmospheric Attenuation Characteristics for Wavelengths 3 cm. to 0.3 mm. Currently, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has allocated the millimeter wave RF spectrum from 57.05 to 64GHz for unlicensed use under Part 15. All wireless equipment operating at 60GHz must obtain FCC Part 15 type certification. Once certified, the product can be deployed license-free throughout the United States. This unlicensed frequency spectrum allows the end-user to avoid the added cost of regional spectrum auctions held by the FCC or competition for the limited number of licensed bands. Due to the unique characteristics of the 60GHz millimeter wave region and the raw bandwidth available, wireless communication at 60GHz offers a reliable "last mile" alternative to installing physical fiber. 60GHz communications systems can be used for a variety of applications, including metropolitan area networks, campus networks, network backbones, network branch links, temporary emergency restoration and local access. Shigeaki (Shey) Hakusui is the president and founder of Harmonix Corporation, the manufacturer of the GigaLink 60GHz digital radio system used for high-speed, wireless communications. www.hxi.com |
bob uk carethno User ID: 78358077 United Kingdom 04/08/2020 02:15 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | [link to www.rfglobalnet.com (secure)] Quoting: bob uk carethno 78358077 April 10, 2001. Fixed Wireless Communications at 60GHz Unique Oxygen Absorption Properties by Shigeaki (Shey) Hakusui, President, Harmonix Corporation The demand for bandwidth is growing at a rapid pace. International Data Corporation projects that Internet commerce in the United States will grow from $74 billion in 1999 to $708 billion in 2003, with the number of computer users more than doubling from 81 million to 177 million in the U.S. alone. Due to the tremendous expected growth, reliable fiber optic networks must be installed quickly. In the United States, less than five percent of all commercial office buildings have access to fiber cables. With the high costs to install physical fiber, up to $250,000 per mile, many stopgap techniques, including ISDN, DSL, satellite and microwave communications links, have been deployed to overcome this "last mile" challenge. However, these techniques pose only temporary solutions, as ISDN and DSL require bandwidth from physical mediums that were not designed for Internet use, and available licensed microwave frequencies, 900MHz to 40GHz, and satellite frequencies, 6GHz to 30GHz, are limited. Short haul, high-density deployments of wireless communications devices are required in metropolitan areas and business parks throughout the United States. Most often, office buildings though not physically linked to the fiber backbone are within one half mile of a local fiber trunk. Wireless communication devices operating at higher frequencies, such as 60GHz, allow businesses to link to the fiber easily, without the cost and time delays associated with physical fiber installation. Due to the increased bandwidth demands and the scarcity of microwave frequency allocations, the wireless communications industry is beginning to focus on higher, previously unallocated portions of the spectrum in the millimeter wave frequencies from 40GHz to 300GHz. Due to the high levels of atmospheric RF energy absorption, the millimeter wave region of the RF spectrum is not usable in long haul, wireless communications segments. However, for short haul, "last mile" segments, the expanded RF data bandwidth available in the millimeter wave region makes it ideal for interference free, fiber speed connectivity. Figure 1 illustrates the atmospheric absorption for millimeter wave frequencies. At the millimeter wave frequency of 60GHz, the absorption is very high, with 98 percent of the transmitted energy absorbed by atmospheric oxygen. While oxygen absorption at 60GHz severely limits range, it also eliminates interference between same frequency terminals. Figure 1: Dry Atmospheric Absorption per Kilometer The benefit of Oxygen absorption relative to frequency re-use is detailed in figure 2. Figure 2 illustrates the distance relationship between the 60GHz frequency reuse range, the green region, and the traditional range, the blue region. Oxygen absorption makes possible the same-frequency reuse within a very localized region of air space. Operation within the 60GHz millimeter wave spectrum enables very dense interference free deployment of same frequency radio terminals. Figure 2: Frequency Reuse Source FCC Bulletin 70A A 60GHz communications system must overcome the effects of oxygen absorption, 16dB/KM. In order to operate reliably at even short ranges, a very focused, narrow-beam antenna must also be employed to increase the level of signal available to the target receiver. This combination of oxygen absorption and narrow beam transmission enhances the security of the 60GHz radio link, minimizing the probability of unauthorized intercept. Traditional wireless communications systems operating in the lower frequency ranges of 900MHz to 40GHz often interfere with each other when placed too closely together. This interference, due to the dispersion and uncontrolled propagation of RF energy through the atmosphere is minimized by FCC frequency coordination, licensing and through the implementation of interference avoidance techniques such as spread-spectrum modulation. FCC Licensing precludes dense deployment through the limited number of regional licenses granted and spread-spectrum techniques have proven only marginally effective, as the overall noise floor has risen. In the 60GHz region, the effects of oxygen absorption and the use of narrow beam antennae minimize the probability of interference between the radios. Theoretically, 100,000 systems operating at 60 GHz can be co-located in a ten square kilometer area without interference problems. Weather conditions have an adverse effect on all RF transmissions, especially in the millimeter wave region where severe rainstorms can cause as much as a 20dB loss in signal strength for every kilometer of transmission. As the distance the radio transmission increases, the fade margin needed to compensate for weather effects increases proportionately. Since radios operating at 60GHz transmit only over short distances, the compensation for weather effects is not as great as for systems transmitting one kilometer and beyond. At 60GHz, the extremely high atmospheric absorption level is due primarily to the molecular composition of the atmosphere. Figure 3 illustrates the atmospheric attenuation characteristics for wavelengths from 3 cm to 0.3 mm. For millimeter waves, the primary absorption molecules are H2O, O2, CO2 and O3. Since the presence of O2 is fairly consistent at ground level, its effect on 60GHz radio propagation is easily modeled for margin budgeting purposes. In addition, the high level of attenuation from oxygen absorption makes even the worst weather-related attenuation insignificant, especially on the short paths where 60GHz systems operate. Even extremely heavy rainfall, 25mm/hr (5dB/KM), will make only a very small percentage contribution to aggregate attenuation in the 60GHz oxygen absorption region. Figure 3: Atmospheric Attenuation Characteristics for Wavelengths 3 cm. to 0.3 mm. Currently, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has allocated the millimeter wave RF spectrum from 57.05 to 64GHz for unlicensed use under Part 15. All wireless equipment operating at 60GHz must obtain FCC Part 15 type certification. Once certified, the product can be deployed license-free throughout the United States. This unlicensed frequency spectrum allows the end-user to avoid the added cost of regional spectrum auctions held by the FCC or competition for the limited number of licensed bands. Due to the unique characteristics of the 60GHz millimeter wave region and the raw bandwidth available, wireless communication at 60GHz offers a reliable "last mile" alternative to installing physical fiber. 60GHz communications systems can be used for a variety of applications, including metropolitan area networks, campus networks, network backbones, network branch links, temporary emergency restoration and local access. Shigeaki (Shey) Hakusui is the president and founder of Harmonix Corporation, the manufacturer of the GigaLink 60GHz digital radio system used for high-speed, wireless communications. www.hxi.com Isn't 60GHz the 5G frequency? Could this be linked? |
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User ID: 78018011 United States 04/08/2020 05:02 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Just read this article and you will understand. The link can’t be posted on GLP for some reason so you have to go to twitter link to get the link to article. Quoting: CountryWise [link to twitter.com (secure)] We are treating the wrong disease. See what CiCi’s does to our red blood cells and how hydroxychloriquine corrects it. I don't think. For starters, we're not entirely sure how hydroxycholoriquine even works - but this most of our meds. What we do know is that HCL is VERY toxic to red blood cells. The reason it used to work against malaria is that it begins killing the red blood cell by blocking diffusion and the parasite inside cannot breath, essentially. Reproduction halts and death follows. Sorry but HCL is very, very, very well known to be horribly toxic to red blood cells. We're talking about HCQ I don't have the time or the crayons to explain this to you. Slake Blake |