Xfinity WiFi ELF Study
Anecdotal Self-Logging Observations: Chronic ELF Magnetic Field Exposures from an Xfinity WiFi Modem and Associated Emotional State Impacts
Abstract
This anecdotal report consolidates personal ELF magnetic field logging data collected using a TriField TM-192D tri-axial meter over a period spanning several months. Measurements focused exclusively on extremely low frequency (ELF) magnetic fields in microtesla (µT) and milliGauss (mG), with no RF spectrum or dB signal strength assessments performed. Logs revealed recurring daily high-exposure events, particularly around 10:00 AM CST, coinciding with wake-up times and influencing daily emotional starting conditions. Elevated readings (15–20 mG, approximately 1.5–2.0 µT) during these periods correlated subjectively with diminished motivation and depressive states at the day's outset. Mitigation through equipment replacement led to sustained low readings and improved emotional stability over four years, though no further re-testing or exposure was undertaken.
