Look at the affidavit of Jim Hill. Interference Problems FCC Requires Equipment Accept Interference FCC Rules require the electronic equipment used by businesses, schools, churches, hospitals and residents accept the interference from broadcasting that means that the broadcasters are given priority for their electronic signals at the expense of everyone else. The FCC allows up to 200 microwatts per centimeter squared of electromagnetic radiation for much of the present broadcast radiation. The FCC allows more than 200 microwatts per centimeter at higher frequency. FM and TV Broadcast electromagnetic radiation causes interference problems at levels 400 times lower than the FCC limits.
Digital signals cause even more interference with electronic equipment.
Digital signals radiate peak power levels that are five times greater than the average power levels but average power is the value used by the FCC to calculate electromagnetic levels with respect to the FCC standard. The FDA warned the FCC that the digital signals could interfere with the proper function of heart pace makers but the FCC ignored the warning. Hearing aids pick up radio signals County emergency fire and sheriff broadcasts at risk Economic Harm Negative impact on residential property values leads to significant reductions in property tax revenue collected for Jefferson County.