Brian Gaff
2009-04-27 09:30:20 UTC
The recently introduced devices which send video and data over the mains
system in a house, as supplied by BT and others is causing significant
interference from long wave through medium wave and short wave bands far in
excess of the law governing such emissions and ruining reception for a
significant number of people.
For more info and how to join the protest about companies causing rF
pollution in this way, search for
ukqrm
in Google.
On a similar note, some other interference generators are now coming into
the firing line. plug in air fresheners, so called electronic water
softeners, badly designed laptop and other power supplies and chargers, and
Plasma TVsto name but a sample. All if badly designed can cause pulse or
general hash on legitimate reception bands and really should never have got
to the public. Sadly there are so many companies now making these things,
notably in China and other cheaper labour countries, that the onus is on the
consumer to complain to offcomabout such problems, its free to complain, but
if you have bought one of these devices, its probably better to return it
and get your money back. Companies will only change their cavalier attitude
to RF pollution if they get hit in the pocket or the bottom line.
Brian
system in a house, as supplied by BT and others is causing significant
interference from long wave through medium wave and short wave bands far in
excess of the law governing such emissions and ruining reception for a
significant number of people.
For more info and how to join the protest about companies causing rF
pollution in this way, search for
ukqrm
in Google.
On a similar note, some other interference generators are now coming into
the firing line. plug in air fresheners, so called electronic water
softeners, badly designed laptop and other power supplies and chargers, and
Plasma TVsto name but a sample. All if badly designed can cause pulse or
general hash on legitimate reception bands and really should never have got
to the public. Sadly there are so many companies now making these things,
notably in China and other cheaper labour countries, that the onus is on the
consumer to complain to offcomabout such problems, its free to complain, but
if you have bought one of these devices, its probably better to return it
and get your money back. Companies will only change their cavalier attitude
to RF pollution if they get hit in the pocket or the bottom line.
Brian
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