579 said;
t was not me that said something about radio waves and tinnitus.
Bazz just made that up.

Rubbish again, in fact it was me that pointed that they are two different subjects.

579 said;
Interference from phone and radio towers can effect some cars electronic systems.

Correct for radio, TV towers etc but not very likely for phone towers
due to the much lower power levels (12 watts approx).
You may all have seen the sign at the Black Mountain in Canberra
warning about this problem in not being able to start or open your car,
This due to poor design of the fob key receivers in the cars.
TV transmitters, particularly UHF ones run about one megawatt power.
It varies and the power level is set to suit the service area.
By the way there are not thousands of dead people lying around these
towers and people have worked there from straight out of school to retirement.
So it cannot be that deadly.
There is a brigade of panic merchants that are always around.
You name it and it is either a conspiracy, or something only they and
their panic companions know about or both.
You now know why they wear tin foil hats !

It makes you consider their political common sense also.

Bazz: tooth filings, I have heard about that one also.

It was the 60's. All the fillings were Mercury Amalgam in those days. Geting a piece of aluminium foil from a chocolate wrapper stuck in your teeth was murder.

579: The most exposure to EMF are welders.

Welding? Bloody 'el I'll have ta get some tinfoil undapants, buggar the hat.