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BigBoi wrote: ↑

06 Jan 2022, 13:28

dervu wrote: ↑

06 Jan 2022, 13:17

I heard about issues with powerline network adapters dropping connection because of smart meters.
On the other side I lived in place with everything newly built for some time, it definitely had smart meters. There was no issue there.
Another question is if they are all equal smart meters. If one is being worse with emitting interference and another being good.

That's what I'm wondering as well, where I live, most smart meter if not all are from landys+gir, maybe those ones are bad?. I remember reading somewhere that there is some places in some country in which the deployment of smart meters did not go through so even if new places were built, they would probably still be fitted with regular meters.

dervu wrote: ↑

06 Jan 2022, 13:30

BigBoi wrote: ↑

06 Jan 2022, 13:28

dervu wrote: ↑

06 Jan 2022, 13:17

I heard about issues with powerline network adapters dropping connection because of smart meters.
On the other side I lived in place with everything newly built for some time, it definitely had smart meters. There was no issue there.
Another question is if they are all equal smart meters. If one is being worse with emitting interference and another being good.

That's what I'm wondering as well, where I live, most smart meter if not all are from landys+gir, maybe those ones are bad?. I remember reading somewhere that there is some places in some country in which the deployment of smart meters did not go through so even if new places were built, they would probably still be fitted with regular meters.

If you want to check, maybe it is worth a try to mount something like this:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cmS5pVEZHzg

assombrosso wrote: ↑

06 Jan 2022, 17:43

I would suggest that someone needs to sneak in at night time and cut off entire power supply from all the buildings in your area and then use battery to power yiur pc

Unixko wrote: ↑

06 Jan 2022, 17:44

assombrosso wrote: ↑

06 Jan 2022, 17:43

I would suggest that someone needs to sneak in at night time and cut off entire power supply from all the buildings in your area and then use battery to power yiur pc

ezy jail time xD

assombrosso wrote: ↑

06 Jan 2022, 17:47

Unixko wrote: ↑

06 Jan 2022, 17:44

assombrosso wrote: ↑

06 Jan 2022, 17:43

I would suggest that someone needs to sneak in at night time and cut off entire power supply from all the buildings in your area and then use battery to power yiur pc

ezy jail time xD

I Know but it's worth it imo. You can claim that you are mentally unwell the time you cut off power , and it will be a reasonable claim.
This issue will make me a mentally sick patient soon i swear.

BigBoi wrote: ↑

06 Jan 2022, 12:08

Suggestion for anybody testing different locations: try and see if you can test somewhere without a "smart meter", it has to be a regular solid state or mechanical electric meter. It also has to be a single house, if it's an appartment building with a bunch of meters installed right next to each others it won't matter (because you're gonna have a bunch of "smart meters" interfering with the regular one). I just want to confirm if my theory has any relevance. The way that people keep saying that this problem is present in different locations and also how it started around 2014-2015 which aligns with the dates in which smart meters were deployed in masses to residential houses and commercial buildings makes me suspicious about that.

BigBoi wrote: ↑

06 Jan 2022, 13:28

dervu wrote: ↑

06 Jan 2022, 13:17

I heard about issues with powerline network adapters dropping connection because of smart meters.
On the other side I lived in place with everything newly built for some time, it definitely had smart meters. There was no issue there.
Another question is if they are all equal smart meters. If one is being worse with emitting interference and another being good.

That's what I'm wondering as well, where I live, most smart meter if not all of them are from landys+gir, maybe those ones are bad? I remember reading somewhere that there is some places in some country in which the deployment of smart meters did not go through so even if new places were built, they would probably still be fitted with regular meters. Another theory that I thought also is how 5 Ghz wifi bands are much more common nowadays compared to before (2.4 Ghz only), maybe they could interfere with computers?