Re: smart meters

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 1/18/2011 12:22:50 A.M. Eastern Standard Time,

productionking04@... writes:

The link was not available for some reason.

here is a link from a sce safety manager who was at my house explaining

the meters, with a meter and lots of equipment whhich I will attempt to

summarize later:

[Guest guest]

I am writing him and getting a better address.

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--- In , " fontanafool " <productionking04@...>

wrote:

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> here is a link from a sce safety manager who was at my house explaining the

meters, with a meter and lots of equipment whhich I will attempt to summarize

later:

>

>

http://my.epri.com/portal/server.pt?space=CommunityPage & cached=true & parentname=O\

bjMgr & parentid=2 & control=SetCommunity & CommunityID=404 & RaiseDocID=000000000001021\

126 & RaiseDocType=Abstract_id

>

>

> And while I feel a little better about my house I feel more afraid for people

who live in cities of apartments. I did unplug my broken microwave. I may get

rid of the cordless phone. I checked into solar also as they are not capable of

running backwards and there is a wired model.

> And as Carl said it is the point where they converge that worries me as

otherwise they are pretty much lke any other waves out there. And the

convergence will depend on where you are in the grid. I spent about 90 minutes

with sce experts.

>

> Meredith

>

[Guest guest]

Here is a first link:

http://www.sce.com/CustomerService/smartconnect/industry-resource-center/rf-faq.\

htm

then go here:

EPRI Study: An Investigation of Radiofrequency Fields Associated with the Itron

Smart Meter (Published December 2010)

Still sceptical, meredith