Dan,

Sure, please read the article and you will find:

"Other groups, citing concern about radio interference, have also urged the
government to take a cautious approach to approving the technology. They
include the National Academy of Sciences,Aeronautical Radio Inc., and the
National Telecommunications and Information Agency, which represents
federal agencies that use high-frequency radio channels.

PPL said it has received only four complaints about shortwave radio
interference since it began its trials."

Hope that answers your question.

73s

Mike






"Dan" wrote in message
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On Sat, 15 May 2004 16:20:29 +0000 (UTC), "Mike Terry"
wrote:

Utility experiments with Internet over power lines

Associated Press

Please clarify what this has to with shortwave radio, thank you.

Dan

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