In the artical "Is Broadband Out of a Wall Socket the Next Big Thing?" by
James Fallows on BPL technology that has recently been introduced as a means
of transmitting internet conductivity there was no mention of the severe
interverence that this mode causes to the radio frequency spectrum. The
American Radio Relay League as well as other organizations has been
conduction tests proving the potential disruption that this BPL service
would cause. There are ways to deliver broadband that do not pollute the
radio spectrum as Broadband over Power Line (BPL) does. These include
fiber-to-the-home, cable, DSL, and wireless broadband.

http://www.nytimes.com/2004/07/11/bu...ey/11tech.html

Victor Carnuccio KD2HE

NYC

I hate the NY Times. They insist on your registration before viewing an
article on their website. The NY Times can go to HELL!!

Me

"Victor" vcarnuccio @mindspring.com wrote in message
ink.net...
In the artical "Is Broadband Out of a Wall Socket the Next Big Thing?" by
James Fallows on BPL technology that has recently been introduced as a
means
of transmitting internet conductivity there was no mention of the severe
interverence that this mode causes to the radio frequency spectrum. The
American Radio Relay League as well as other organizations has been
conduction tests proving the potential disruption that this BPL service
would cause. There are ways to deliver broadband that do not pollute the
radio spectrum as Broadband over Power Line (BPL) does. These include
fiber-to-the-home, cable, DSL, and wireless broadband.

http://www.nytimes.com/2004/07/11/bu...ey/11tech.html

Victor Carnuccio KD2HE

NYC

See www.bugmenot.com


"me" wrote in message
news:t8RIc.68601$%_6.50676@attbi_s01...
I hate the NY Times. They insist on your registration before viewing an
article on their website. The NY Times can go to HELL!!

Me

"Victor" vcarnuccio @mindspring.com wrote in message
ink.net...
In the artical "Is Broadband Out of a Wall Socket the Next Big Thing?"
by
James Fallows on BPL technology that has recently been introduced as a
means
of transmitting internet conductivity there was no mention of the severe
interverence that this mode causes to the radio frequency spectrum.
The
American Radio Relay League as well as other organizations has been
conduction tests proving the potential disruption that this BPL service
would cause. There are ways to deliver broadband that do not pollute the
radio spectrum as Broadband over Power Line (BPL) does. These include
fiber-to-the-home, cable, DSL, and wireless broadband.

http://www.nytimes.com/2004/07/11/bu...ey/11tech.html

Victor Carnuccio KD2HE

NYC

thanks.

me

"Jim Leder" wrote in message
...
See www.bugmenot.com


"me" wrote in message
news:t8RIc.68601$%_6.50676@attbi_s01...
I hate the NY Times. They insist on your registration before viewing an
article on their website. The NY Times can go to HELL!!

Me

"Victor" vcarnuccio @mindspring.com wrote in message
ink.net...
In the artical "Is Broadband Out of a Wall Socket the Next Big Thing?"
by
James Fallows on BPL technology that has recently been introduced as a
means
of transmitting internet conductivity there was no mention of the
severe
interverence that this mode causes to the radio frequency spectrum.
The
American Radio Relay League as well as other organizations has been
conduction tests proving the potential disruption that this BPL
service
would cause. There are ways to deliver broadband that do not pollute
the
radio spectrum as Broadband over Power Line (BPL) does. These include
fiber-to-the-home, cable, DSL, and wireless broadband.

http://www.nytimes.com/2004/07/11/bu...ey/11tech.html

Victor Carnuccio KD2HE

NYC

me wrote in message
news:t8RIc.68601$%_6.50676@attbi_s01...
I hate the NY Times. They insist on your registration before viewing an
article on their website. The NY Times can go to HELL!!

You mean they are not there already? Certainly not for lack of folks wishing
them a speedy trip