Maybe, he said, the phones’ proximity sensors would kick in at this closer distance, and the radiofrequency radiation levels would drop accordingly.īut most phones still showed high levels. The only difference was that the phones were placed 2 millimeters from the phantom body - closer than any of the manufacturers’ own tests and much closer than the maximum distance allowed by the FCC. Moulton then conducted the same radiation tests, using the same methods and equipment. His measurements indicated that phones carried in pants or shirt pockets typically would be no more than 2 millimeters from the body. To help answer this question, the Tribune cut out pieces of dress shirts, T-shirts, jeans, track pants and underwear and sent them to Moulton.
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