Generally, anyone can transmit at low power, under 100 mW, without “permission”. It won’t take much more than a few micro watts to transmit a close up carrier wave on that frequency that would then stop it from transmitting.

A “wifi” device first listens to see if something is transmitting on the frequency and if so, it holds off transmitting.

This shouldn’t bother any other device because it would be too low of a power to go much farther than a few feet and only local to the meter, the idea is to saturate the smart meter receiver so it thinks the frequency is busy.

Of course, just shutting off the transmitter doesn’t do you much good if the thing is somehow sending RF spikes down the house power wires, or the Zigbee RF transmitter is still enabled. It also doesn’t protect the community from hacks, close up privacy invasions or from EMP or even kids with a coil and a battery.

We really want our mechanical meters back for all the many, many reasons listed in the sample letter.
https://stopsmartmeters.org/sample-letter-to-utility/

So it may be possible to do this. Someone would have to run tests against the particular meter that has been widely installed in an area. How would someone get a sample to test?

This is another reason that these smart meters are a really dumb idea, there are so many ways to mess with the whole system it’s not funny. This is a catastrophe waiting to happen! And a big waste of everyone’s money, even if some of that money comes from the United States government, it’s still coming from the People.

Very true. There are mobile phone jammers available, and the new meters operate in the 900 Mhz UHF band, but so do some public agencies radio services like MERA, that are public works, police and fire all trunked together on an emergency radio system.
This meter project is a product sold by very powerful corporations and the FCC is owned by those corporations.
If anyone got caught by the FCC for jamming a special corporate project or a public radio system, the FCC will come down on you like a ton of bricks and prosecute you to the fullest extent of the law. I don’t know the penalties, but I sure wouldn’t want to find out. DON’T JAM ANY RADIO SYSTEMS, that only adds to the problem.

When dealing with radiation you want to stop or at least neutralize it, not augment or add to it. Jamming the transmission signal, while it may be a good deterrent of sorts, may not stop and may even enhance the intensity of the system’s scanning signals going through the wiring in your home surroundings.

thank you. thank you. thank you.