Perhaps a class action suit against Tesla might get some attention. Even
with a weak civil case the publicity might not be something they want.
On Sat, Dec 14, 2019, 9:37 PM Tony <dxdx@optonline.net> wrote:
> All:
>
> I recently spoke with Tesla's Ashley Holmen about RFI emanating from a
> neighbors Tesla-leased solar panel system. Tesla uses SolarEdge
> components which are known to cause RFI.
>
> I gave her all the details regarding the unresolved complaint filed with
> SolarEdge in 2016 and politely explained FCC regulations regarding such
> matters.
>
> After reviewing the facts, she concluded that the interference is:
>
> "Purely a civil dispute between neighbors" and that "both Tesla and
> SolarEdge have done their due diligence".
>
> Obviously a tactic to deflect so I kindly recommend that she contacts
> the FCC. I also sent her a copy of the ARRL letter that was sent to
> SolarEdge headquarters in 2017 which explains FCC regulations in some
> detail.
>
> It's unfortunate, but it looks like solar RFI is not going away anytime
> soon. A friend who investigates RFI for the local power authority said
> that many of the noise complaints they receive by hams turn out to be
> caused by a neighbors newly installed solar panels.
>
> He's found 5 new cases in 2019 and some of those installations involve
> 20 year contracts. That's a nightmare for hams because the responsible
> parties can take years to resolve the problem, if at all.
>
> I've posted Ms. Holmen's contact info below for those who have RFI
> issues with systems leased by Tesla.
>
> Tony -K2MO
>
> Ashley Holmen | Specialist, Executive Resolutions
> 6611 Las Vegas Blvd S., Suite 200 , Las Vegas, NV 89119 p. (650)
> 546-8110 | aholmen@tesla.com
>
>
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