RF Safe

In 1968, Congress passed Public Law 90-602, the Radiation Control for Health and Safety Act, which remains in effect today under Title 21 of the U.S. Code. Its purpose is straightforward: to ensure that electronic products emitting radiation are continuously evaluated and regulated for public safety. The law was never meant to be a one-time […]

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John Coates, the Interferometric Array Antenna, and Defeating the FCC’s Isotropic Rule In an era where our lives are increasingly intertwined with wireless technology—from smartphones to 5G networks—the invisible waves of radiofrequency (RF) radiation surround us. But what if the very devices we rely on pose hidden risks, especially to our children? This question lies […]

The hero of this regulatory pivot was the Vortis Antenna, an interferometric array design that used wave interference to nullify RF near the user while directing it outward. John Coates conceived the design in the late 1990s, years before it was formally patented. In 1999, Coates made a pivotal decision. Still a young man and […]

John Coates, the founder of RF Safe, is not accurately described as a “self-taught inventor” in the strict sense, as he pursued formal engineering education from a remarkably young age. However, the details about his background—starting college-level engineering studies at 15 and dedicating his life to learning and applying engineering principles across diverse fields—align closely […]

The Study That Changes the Conversation Top line: A 2025 open‑access study in Neurotoxicology exposed pregnant rats and their offspring to 900 MHz RF at 0.08 W/kg (public limit) and 0.4 W/kg (worker limit), 8 hours/day from gestation day 8 through postnatal day 17. At these regulatory-threshold SARs, researchers found fewer hippocampal synapses, shifted excitation/inhibition (E/I) balance, reduced cortical […]

Key point: A 2025 Neurotoxicology study from France exposed pregnant rats and their offspring to 900 MHz RF at 0.08 W/kg (public limit) and 0.4 W/kg (occupational limit) 8 hours/day from gestational day 8 to postnatal day 17—and found measurable impacts on brain development. These SARs are the same whole‑body limits referenced by ICNIRP/FCC today. What the new study […]

900 MHz RF at ICNIRP limit SARs (0.08 & 0.4 W/kg) altered synaptogenesis, cortical proliferation, and BDNF in rat pups, with DNA damage/proliferation shifts in neural stem cells at 0.08 W/kg. The authors call for caution for pregnant women and young children. This is the new open-access French study in Neurotoxicology (2025) showing effects at […]

An Open Letter to the Vatican and Believers Everywhere ELF vs RF. Electrification introduced pervasive ELF magnetic fields (50/60 Hz); IARC classifies ELF‑MF as Group 2B primarily on childhood leukemia epidemiology. RF‑EMF (kHz–GHz) is also Group 2B (2011), with a re‑evaluation planned for 2025–2029. 1. The First Millennial Saint On September 7, 2025, Pope Leo XIV canonized Carlo […]

Canonizing Carlo Acutis in the Age of the Techno‑Biofilm ELF vs RF. Electrification introduced pervasive ELF magnetic fields (50/60 Hz); IARC classifies ELF‑MF as Group 2B primarily on childhood leukemia epidemiology. RF‑EMF (kHz–GHz) is also Group 2B (2011), with a re‑evaluation planned for 2025–2029. Summary.Carlo Acutis is being held up—rightly—as a modern model of faith and service. He […]

Short link to the interactive model:Explore the living, time‑coded visualization here → rfsafe.com/techno-biofilm 1) What we mean by “techno‑biofilm” Biologists use biofilm to describe the way microbes colonize a surface, secreting sticky matrix, layering, and thickening over time. A biofilm: Starts locally, often at one seed point. Persists and accumulates, even if individual microbes die. […]

RF SAFE’s plan to fix the science, fix the policy, and restore the human cognitive environment For years, leading physicists have used their own blunt labels for the slowdown in discovery: “no new physics” and the “nightmare scenario.” The Higgs boson was found, and almost nothing else followed at accessible energies. That stall is real […]

The Golden Age of Human Intellect The late 1800s and early 1900s were the high-water mark of human genius. Thinkers like Poincaré, Lorentz, Planck, Einstein, and Tesla reshaped our understanding of the universe in ways so profound that we still live inside their frameworks today. Why then, in the century since, has humanity failed to […]

The Easy Target vs. the Real Wolf Big Pharma deserves scrutiny. Always has. But if we stop there, we miss the bigger story—the one that actually shapes our children’s daily environment. Pharma sells treatments. Wireless sells exposure. One industry is grilled on Capitol Hill for every pill and label. The other blankets homes and classrooms […]

Big Pharma deserves scrutiny. It always has. But if we stop the analysis there, we miss the elephant in the room—the wireless economy that has embedded pulsed microwave radiation into every classroom, bedroom, and nursery in America under rules written in the dial‑up era. Pharma sells treatments. Wireless sells the cause of disease. Pharma is […]

Want action, not noise? Start here: Section 704 explains why local communities are gagged on health in tower siting. FCC shows how 1996 RF limits landed back in court and what to demand next. HHS tracks days of noncompliance with Public Law 90‑602 and gives quick links to contact officials. A Li‑Fi‑first plan to cut indoor […]

Every day HHS delays is another day out of compliance with Public Law 90‑602. See the live counter → RFK Violation Clock TL;DR (Share this) The National Toxicology Program reported clear evidence of carcinogenicity in animals. Independent labs and WHO‑commissioned reviews corroborate material risks—especially malignant heart schwannomas and gliomas. Halting RF research conflicts with Public […]

If you squint at 1968, you can already see the outlines of today’s fight. A wave of “miracle” electronics had swept into homes, hospitals, and factories; injuries and scandals followed; the science was patchy and often late; and Washington kept finding itself in reaction mode. The Radiation Control for Health and Safety Act of 1968—Public […]

If you’ve ever wondered why a law from 1968 can call the shots on today’s wireless era, here’s the answer: by the time Congress passed the Radiation Control for Health and Safety Act (Public Law 90-602), the United States already had a crowded history of radiation problems from “everyday” electronic products—and lawmakers were done playing […]

Historically and factually—why calling the FCC’s move an “update” misses the point, and why the thermal-only frame was never scientifically exclusive in the first place. In 1996 the FCC did not create a fresh health standard; it adopted exposure limits largely from ANSI/IEEE C95.1-1992 (which superseded the 1982 edition) and NCRP-86 (1986), and wrote them […]

There was never a “thermal-only” scientific consensus, yet the FCC’s 1996 action codified thermal-only limits drawn from older documents and then locked them in with federal preemption. What actually happened in 1996.The FCC’s Report & Order FCC 96-326 did not invent a new health standard. It adopted exposure limits rooted in ANSI/IEEE C95.1 (1991/1992, itself […]

For decades, families were told that radio-frequency (RF) exposures were acceptable so long as they didn’t heat tissue. That story has changed. In 2025, two WHO-commissioned, peer-reviewed mega-reviews in Environment International attached high-certainty judgments to RF hazards in controlled animal studies—findings conservative agencies can’t wave away. A WHO-funded synthesis of 52 animal studies, including 20 […]

For three decades, regulators told families that radio‑frequency (RF) wireless exposures were safe so long as they didn’t heat tissue. That narrative no longer holds. In 2025, two WHO‑commissioned, peer‑reviewed mega‑reviews in Environment International attached high‑certainty judgments to RF hazards in controlled animal studies—findings that even the most cautious agencies can’t wave away. A WHO‑funded […]

A clear, parent‑friendly read on a 2025 prospective study—and why its real‑world design matters. A new prospective cohort study in Cureus followed newborns through their first year and reached a conclusion that should focus every parent’s attention: ordinary, measurable radio‑frequency electromagnetic fields (RF‑EMF) inside the home were associated with lower developmental scores in infants, especially […]