William wrote:

Dave Heil wrote in message ...
William wrote:

"Jim Hampton" wrote in message ...
You miss the point. I'm interested in showing how this BPL is a two-way
street.

Beacons are legal on 10 meters. 6 meters would also likely be effective.
I'd prefer not using 20 meters for a 40 miles circuit

Not a circuit.

which would require a
considerable signal and also cause that signal to be stronger thousands of
miles away. I'm interested in a band that isn't open and working someone
far enough away to require 50 watts or more. That is how you demonstrate
the two-way possibilities of BPL. Ya keep it all legal.

Your entire response is conspiracy to commit an illegal act:
intentional interference.

Dear Beeping Bill:

How can a licensed user intentionally interfere with an unlicensed user?

Why an NOI and now an NPRM for such a Part 15 device?

Read them and the answers will become clear.

The rules will change.

Have you seen anything in the notices indicating that BPL is about to
become part of a licensed service?

The question put to you was: How can a licensed user intentionally
interfere with an unlicensed user?

I'll add: 1) Is a Part 15 user required to stop interfering with
a licensed operation in any service?

2) Is a Part 15 user required to accept interference from
a licensed operation?

Have fun with these and see if you can get your rant back on track.

Dave K8MN