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Old October 15th 03, 08:40 PM
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On Wed, 15 Oct 2003 14:23:58 GMT, David Stinson
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2. To "harvest" clean spectrum in a quiet location and
bring it to your receiver, so you can continue
your radio hobby regardless of what BPL or any
other interferance source does to your local radio environment.


Just because you can hear a station at a quiet remote location doesn't
mean that they are going to hear you when you transmit from your
location. Shouldn't the transmitter and receiver be at the same
place?. It still doesn't guaranty that you will be heard but it gives
you a chance. Propagation is dependant on geography and geology too, I
think, no?

Jeannette kc6jet
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