Vertical • Horizontal • Power | Scientists For Wired Technology |

If your locality has not regulated all three for wireless antennas, then it has accomplished nothing!

1. Vertical Offset (in feet)
2. Horizontal Offset (in feet)
3. Maximum Effective Radiated Power (in Watts)

Let’s Do Some third-grade math:

1. Length (in feet) × Width (in feet) = Area (in square feet)
2. Speed (in miles per hour) × Time (in hours) = Distance (in miles)
3. Maximum Input Power (in Watts) × Antenna-Gain (a unitless fraction, dBi) = Maximum Effective Radiated Power (in Watts ERP)

Now, let’s use some numbers . . .

1. 30 feet × 50 feet = 1,500 square feet
2. 30 miles per hour × 5 hours = 150 miles traveled
3. 150 Watts × 10/1 dBi = 1,500 Watts ERP (Unbelievably, current plans for CPMRA-WTFs call for 1,500 to 7,500 Watts of ERP as close as 6 to 12 feet from homes! — Read more here.)
4. Even better 0.01 Watts × 10/1 dBi = 0.1 Watt ERP (Telecommunications Service requires only 0.1 Watt of ERP for five-bars on a cell phone in a ½-mile radius from the CPMRA-WTF. Problem solved.)

What are the Wireless Cos. planning to do with all of that excess Effective Radiated Powser (many tens of thousands of times too much)? . . . NOTHING GOOD . . . so even your local Planning Commissioners, City Council members or County Board of Supervisors can do third-grade math, can’t they?

Conclusion: Let’s Locally Regulate Maximum Input Power, Using a $5 Fuse That Can Generate Significant Revenue for the Locality

Localities Can Police the Quiet Enjoyment of Streets

Unfettered Effective Radiated Power results in too much ELECTROMAGNETIC NOISE on our streets.

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