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Old October 17th 04, 10:40 PM
Mike Coslo
 
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Ed wrote:
Although a few BPL providers seem to be bailing out, there seems to be a
growing trend of new ones coming on line. The ARRL has asked the FCC to
shut down immediately a few of the cronic offenders, but with no reaction
from the FCC.

The only recourse I see to this issue is Legal Action, against both the
offending BPL provider, and possibly the FCC for failing to uphold their
own regulations.

Has anyone heard of a ham preparing to take this matter to the courts?



You might want to read this first:

http://www.technewsworld.com/story/37378.html

In short, despite the FCC's cheerleading of BPL, it is almost certainly
not going to fly. It offers nothing not already provided in a better
fashion by other, superior services.

And quite frankly, it would be foolhardy to consider any legal action
before seeing the outcome of the election.

- Mike KB3EIA -

 
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