In article , Dick Carroll
writes:

It won't be just hams and other minor users of spectrum below 80 mHz
who will be very seriously impacted by BPL.

The lower limit of frequency allocations by both ITU-R and FCC is
3 KHz.

80 milliHertz is in the range of natural phenomena and not in any
radio regulations.

And a new attack method is born, to supplement Ad Hominem:

Ad Erratum

- Defined as attacking the typographical errors in a post, rather than
the message content of the post itself. This enables the functionally
illiterate to divert arguments based solely upon typing minutae....

A Usenet first. Well done, OM!

73, Leo

On 25 Sep 2003 20:56:27 GMT, (Len Over 21) wrote:

In article , Dick Carroll
writes:

It won't be just hams and other minor users of spectrum below 80 mHz
who will be very seriously impacted by BPL.

The lower limit of frequency allocations by both ITU-R and FCC is
3 KHz.

80 milliHertz is in the range of natural phenomena and not in any
radio regulations.