"Carl R. Stevenson" wrote in message
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"N2EY" wrote in message
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In article , "Ryan, KC8PMX"
writes:

Just found out today listening to a local, reputable radio station that
Bay,
Saginaw and Midland Counties in Michigan are going to be "test sites"
for
BPL, at least for Michigan. I don't know when it will be an actual
reality,
as opposed to being in the planning stages, but will keep current with
their
project!

Ryan,

If you have a 6 meter rig that can go mobile, you're set up to
measure/observe
(and report) BPL interference.

73 de Jim, N2EY

Not all of the BPL "pilot" deployments are using spectrum as high as 6m,
though they want to ultimately use "2-80 MHz" if they had large commercial
deployments of paying customers.

Carl - wk3c


Either way, there are the obvious harmonics to consider as well. Granted,
not as strong as the original offending signal, but a problem non-the-less.


I will let ya all know what happens along the way with all of this. As
stated earlier, it would be much cheaper of an investment to get the phone
companies (Ameritech in my case) to put more switching stations to make DSL
more available.......



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Ryan, KC8PMX
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