RE: SMART METER INFO

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I came across this information on the emf safety network...letters written by

people complaining of smart meters health effects. I haven't had a chance to

check out section 704 as of yet, but wanted to post it in case this information

should prove useful.

Lizzie

For anyone who wishes to fight the installation of a Smart Meter on their home

for medical reasons, I would like to share my own successful experience. I live

in the San Diego area –most of us in California live very close to our neighbors

homes, and unfortunately there is nothing to date we can do to stop installation

of their meters. However, nothing in The Telecommunications Act of 1996

prohibits us from complaining about health when installing a Smart Meter on our

own homes. A “Smart Meter” is NOT a “wireless facility” [thus exempted from

health concerns] and many of us will be/are being harmed by the unwelcome

radiation in our homes. Do not let your electric company tell you otherwise.

Tell them to very carefully read Section 704 of The Telecommunications Act of

1996 and ask how they would define a Smart Meter as a wireless facility – i.e.

are cell phones wireless facilities? Of course not. It defies logic. But be

prepared, because that excuse may be attempted by your electric company. SDG & E

tried it –unsuccessfully. Bottom Line: You do have a right to complain about

health concerns, but be prepared to offer solid proof by way of a physician’

s documentation.

From: marc@...

Date: Wed, 9 Mar 2011 14:21:31 -0800

Subject: Re: Re: Furman vs. Tripplite

Quantum Products seems to be able to use any " stock " power

strip and turn it into a " Quantum Power Conditioner " .

Which of course brings up the question -- can someone

send them their favorite power strip, and then later

receive back a " Quantumized " version of it?

All of the Quantum Power Conditioners I have (bought

many years ago) are based off of Power Sentry

models. But my reactions to them are completely

different than my reaction to the regular versions sold

at the hardware store.

Marc

On Wed, 9 Mar 2011 15:11:06 -0700, " Bill Bruno " <wbruno@...> said:

> I got the " 7 outlet " power strip yesterday. Have not tried it

> yet, but it is the same on the outside as a popular ~$26 Belkin

> power strip (with 8 outlets actually; Quantum gives you one

> free!) on Amazon. I detected

> a faint smell coming from the inside... quality seems good

> (but it is plastic). Some of the screws are replaced with the

> pre-stripped tamper resistant kind.

>

> Some on Amazon claim the lightning protection from the

> Belkin is not very good. The Belkin claims " up to " 75dB

> attenuation above 150kHz, which is not that informative.

>

> I'm planning to get a regular Belkin too...

> Bill