Is this 5g? Also 5g general!

[Anonymous No.1636973]

Saw this on a street in Maryland.

[Anonymous No.1636975]

>>1636973
i think it's a socket extender

[Anonymous No.1636982]

>>1636973
bat house?

[Anonymous No.1636987]

>>1636982
I wish. Not a lot of bats around here. Lots of mosquitoes.

[Kevin Van Dam !ZNBx60Gj/k No.1636995]

>>1636973
Reddit confirms. Or Wifi? Looks like an upside down giant brown impact socket.

[Kevin Van Dam !ZNBx60Gj/k No.1636996]

>>1636995
Or some shit

[Anonymous No.1637047]

>>1636995
>mlive
Where are you fren?
>989

[Anonymous No.1637048]

H.E.L.P.e.R's head?

[Anonymous No.1637079]

Free bump because inspiring minds want to know.
Oh, and random pic because it's an image board after all.

[Anonymous No.1637100]

>>1637079
>at least I still have my Constitution

[Anonymous No.1637179]

>>1637047
517. Brooklyn, Mi. I live in the apartment complex behind the library

[Anonymous No.1638497]

>>1636973
Cellular network antenna covers/cowls look similar however, it's on a wooden pole and there are no wires running into it.
What would be more interesting is look and see if any new street furniture (metal cabinets) have appeared next to it feeding it. Most new cell net cabinets now run super fucking hot and have excessive vents, normally one or two whole sides are louvered.

Normally a cell install will be on it's own new metal pole, not an old wooden one.

There is nothing you can tell about it by looking at the outside of a plastic cowling even if it was an antenna. GHz transmitters are very very small, you cant determine the antenna size from looking at the outside dimensions.

[Anonymous No.1638509]

Shoot it and see which company comes to do the repair

[Anonymous No.1638519]

>>1638509
kek

[Anonymous No.1638800]

>>1636973
I love my new 5g tower its blazing fast

[Anonymous No.1640454]

It sure is great having 5G

[Anonymous No.1640569]

>>1637047
989 here as well.
Central, yourself?

[Anonymous No.1640579]

>>1638509
Seconded

[Anonymous No.1640580]

>>1636973
That's 4G far as I know.

Data
http://www.mediafire.com/folder/dj875cd10yb72/EMF
http://www.mediafire.com/folder/5id4om83kk12n/Books
Or
https://mega.nz/#F!lPQDlCBZ!DaDP5Poq_Ti6nhga4frJig

I'm working on a section about the historical use of 2.4 - 2.45 GHz band (including its use in Nazi Germany to sterilize and induce diabetes), Brillouin precursors with mmWaves, and the Moscow signal event, which was funneled into project Pandora and ultimately MKUltra. Beyond just gathering the data and documenting the real extent of our history, I'm also working on a section about what to be done about it. It's fairly simple though, in all cases you're going to need to raise awareness and have people informed and with you. Providing credible data, and handing out notices of criminal liability to those helping the "deployment" of this purported "communications system" has also been effective in some cases. In Australia antenna installation has been blocked because it constitutes an assault under their laws, as it prevents their "quiet enjoyment".

We have what is likely a brief period remaining to use the internet against them. It is necessary to build awareness in your locality.

As far as how low intensity non-ionizing radiation with energy deposition below the threshold of ambient thermal noise can affect a system, it's a matter of transduction and amplification. Structures in biological systems are designed to resist random noise and selectively amplify polarized or periodic signals. That's the most simple explanation. I won't be posting further.

[Anonymous No.1640593]

>>1638800
>>1640454
Lol.

[Anonymous No.1640621]

>>1640580
Its use in Nazi Germany... is your source in those mediafire links?

Keep in mind... I do installations of radio equipment. However my mind is open to proof that it does harm.

[Anonymous No.1640679]

>>1640621
>Its use in Nazi Germany... is your source in those mediafire links?
Not yet. I've heard it from a number of sources, people I know in person and later the internet. I'm looking for the primary sources... It makes sense given the rest of the history (eg diathermy, short wave therapy, the Japanese Ku-Go death ray), etc. A large amount of work had already been done before WW2.

There's a large amount of data in that link. Refer to the text files for a lot more. The unique property of CW 2.45GHz is that its near where the maximum dielectric loss of water begins. Making water molecules rotate in biological systems causes various effects. In some cases its worse than when it's pulsed. Papers as far back as the early 80's reported it caused the DNA molecule to "thrash about violently" with some indication it'd broken off its histones.

[Anonymous No.1640721]

>>1640621
>>1640679
My favorite "THE NAZIS DID BAD THING ENDEMIC TO THE CURRENT YEAR" is the rumor they put fluoride in Auschwitz drinking water "to keep the prisoners docile."

Next up on the History Channel: Hitler's Chemtrails.

[Anonymous No.1640725]

>>1640721
The final solution had a number of iterations. Modern claims that they put an xray emitter under the desk are false, it was likely microwaves. Mengele et al continued this line of research.

You don't know anything about history. Google "microwave diathermy" and "kugo" instead of spouting off.

[Anonymous No.1640901]

>>1640621
>used in nazi germany
hmmm where have I seen this design before...