1680-1683 MHz, Montauk, Phoenix Project - Weather Radiosondes - Research Summary for Engineers

I collected a Spectrum Analysis of 1680-1683MHz on January 1, 2017 after observing extremely strong signals in my home on New Years Eve. Being a former Radio Frequency Engineer, I have a little bit more experience than most in this area. Part of my job was to collect these types of Spectrum Analysis for commercial cellular/wireless companies. Though my equipment is low-end, it's competent enough to perform a measurement of this type for preliminary purposes. In my experience, I would have accepted these results in a professional environment if i were a Wireless Engineer reviewing this. Real-Time Spectrum Analysis is one of the most valuable tools through which to observe the "behavior" of a signal and make evaluations on what it could potentially be.

1680MHz-Radiosondes-Phoenix Project - Montauk - Data for Researchers and Engineers

I'm looking for objective eyes on this because I'm not only observing these signals but feeling physical symptoms when they are strong. This is a sensation, similar to excessive EMF (electromagnetic frequency) exposure. I used to be a Cellular Technician and was exposed to more Radio Frequency than most people during that time. It isn't immediately toxic like nuclear (ionizing radiation) but it definitely makes you feel sick and can cause real physical damage under select circumstances. The damage from non-ionizing radiation (cellular/wireless frequency and others) would come from extended exposure to high levels at close proximity. The people who experience this the most would be tower crews who stand on the tower platform all day while they are powered up. If they stand behind the antenna, it's relatively safe but if they place their head in front of the beam, they will feel sick within minutes.

Signs of this would start with fever like symptoms in my experience and it feels like your brain is boiling. Nausea will set in within minutes. Because what is happening to your body is basically a slow cook sensation. You are heating up the tissue in your body rapidly. So it's like being cooked in a Microwave Oven but without the box that makes the signal bounce around inside. So you'd have to be right in the line-of-sight or main beam to really feel this to any significant degree. If you stared into a high power antenna or stood in front of it for an hour or so, it wouldn't be abnormal for you to develop cataracts or sterility prematurely. So we know that radio frequency can be dangerous if used in a weaponized fashion. It just doesn't give the same signs as a bullet. It can be used to slowly kill or control someone who is in close proximity to it. No doubt. I can stand by that assertion after two decades of working around this.

So I don't know what the deal is here entirely, I'm just trying to figure it out. In the process, I am feeling some pretty intense negative physical sensations that correlate to this. Even with the time I spent in the wireless industry, I'm kind of at a loss for what I should do here. The FCC is more or less the enforcer of the companies that place the technology online. They aren't here to help the citizens as much as manage the spectrum and frequency needs of commercial and military organizations. If there is anyone who is competent in this field and would like to exchange data, I'm happy to share what I've learned. 

Thank you for reading.

This screenshot collected from previous collection on December 16, 2016 for historical comparison to clip