[SADXA] My antenna meeting FCC limits?

[D Dismachek]

Wes,
yes my wife is trying to carry on the communication with the neighbor, which makes matters worse. I have forwarded responses to her in hopes she will listen and quit. They started by coming to the front door and got my wife to give her phone number and email to my chagrin. I've had to endure two yelling and screaming sessions since then.
...Dennis/N6ITY
      From: Wes <wes at triconet.org>
 To: sadxa at mailman.qth.net 
 Sent: Monday, December 17, 2018 2:41 PM
 Subject: Re: [SADXA] My antenna meeting FCC limits?
   
You had some advice that said you shouldn't be talking to them.  That said, you 
have, and you're trying to convince them that they are not in harm's way.  My 
suspicion is that isn't their real concern; it's you having an antenna, period.  
Either way, I doubt that they will listen to reason.  If you persist, you might 
mention that you are closer to the source and you and your wife would be the 
first ones harmed, but you're not worried about it, and neither are the other 
800,000 hams in the country, many of them doctors, nurses, scientists, 
engineers, Nobel prize winners, etc.

You can also challenge their supporting study by pointing out that it is by an 
unknown author, in a third world country, with a "supporting corresponding 
author".  He performed no double-blind tests with control groups, published no 
data, the paper wasn't peer reviewed and is mostly a list of references, many of 
which tout the benefits of rf exposure.*

* You might verify my claims, since a little way into this my eyes glazed over 
and I might have missed something.

Wes  N7WS




On 12/17/2018 2:02 PM, D Dismachek via SADXA wrote:
> I looked at the ARRL
>
> www.arrl.org/fcc-rf-exposure-regulations-the-station-evaluation
>   and tried some calculations which ended up with mW/cm2 and uW/cm2 which has little meaning to the general public. I note the Table 4 in that article which gives distances for Maximum Permissible Exposure (MPE) and find that my antenna at 30 feet you need to be 9.9 feet from the antenna for 100 watts and 24 feet for 1000 watts, controlled, and 18 feet and 60 feet for uncontrolled distances. It is at 52 feet now and I could bring it down to 30 for visibility reasons. I estimate my neighbors back porch is at 150 feet and their house at 200 feet from the tower. Unfortunately, the neighbors, not being technical minded, except for medical issues, do not accept any reports I have sent to them.
> ...Dennis/N6ITY
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