This is what I discovered recently when the power company (BG&E) installed smart meters on my house to monitor my power usage. The smart meters are equipped with radios on both 900 MHz and 2.4 GHz and constantly transmitting data around the neighborhood just filling the 900 MHz band with constant chatter. I tuned my RF explorer spectrum analyzer to the 900 MHz band one day while in my house and was quite surprised to see all the constant activity where only months before it was rather quiet. I then walked the analyzer out to the power meter and saw many of the signals going way up off the scale, a good indication that those very strong signals were coming from my smart meter. Many of the weaker signals were coming from various other smart meters from around the neighborhood. Everyone in my neighborhood has one of these and they're all chattering away keeping the 900 MHz band completely saturated with RF activity. The smart meter 900 MHz radios, I have found out, are typically 1 watt radios. In some cases they may have a 2 watt radio transmitter. They form what is called a MESH network where each meter, or node, becomes a repeater to carry data along from node to node to node all through the neighborhood until it reaches the collection point somewhere near the neighborhood. With each node repeating traffic from many other nodes plus sending out it's own data, each node is busy most all the time transmitting a lot of data all through the day and night. I've monitored this for hours day and night and the traffic just doesn't seem to let up.
In this video I do not address the concerns by many who fear ill health from overdoses of RF radiation or security concerns about hackers breaking into the power company's network through your smart to shut down the national power grid or to just maliciously manipulate power usage data in your meter. These concerns are addressed in many other RU-vid videos by other contributors. I'm simply calling attention to RF pollution being caused by so many busy smart meters concentrated in populated areas.
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7 сен 2024