Calm down Vic. I pointed to Wiki to show that there is very little BPL reported presently ON THE SURFACE in the UK. You insist you have a universal answer, but that doesn't show from your data. It takes time to draw a picture in order to get on board interested parties, here and there variations do occur. I know there's plenty of dis-info about, so need to tie your plaintiff evidence [which is on CD etc you quoted] -or better a link to audio takes that would sound like Hum as we know it. Being that you're focused on litigation in the US it would seem a distraction to extend the results without due inspection. The fact that you hail from the UK Midlands and can draw a straight line between the two BPL sites I flagged doesn't constitute proof of similarities to what you have over in the US. I repeat, the BPL audio I've heard is crackle breakthrough on SW, not hum. The frequencies around your 60Hz quoted is high for my hum- but typical of your base operating power frequency which will leak all over ,as you know. TBH- following all your suggestions for linking via Google searches [for correlating BPL evidence] is even more tortuous than Wiki links that evaporate. This forum is a general purpose site and not set up for science via scattered threads as you are trying to do.We have lost our file archiving capability here. If you're stopping over to assist, threats of leaving don't really add to the quality of argument. I'm sure you have a lot on your plate already- so if you have other fish to fry- Good Luck with that!
On Dec 1, 10:49 am, Vic <[email protected]> wrote: > OK - I give up. "They" know that BPL is doing the hum. "They" have > written us all off. We would be retirement funds that "they" don't > have as "they" have spent them. > > You and Will have not properly read or understood anything that I have > written here. Io offered this forum all of my data at the very > beginning of my contact here. I show you proof and you ignore the > reality of the situation. > > It's B1'ish - 58-63Hz all over the darn place - I have that from every > site where I did spectrum analysis.. There are also components in the > 193 and 315Hz range. There's a continuous modulation at exactly > 1500Hz. Sometimes you can see the calibration signal 400Hz. Nowhere > else. It gets into every peice of wiring that there is out there. > Including your house wiring. > > BPL and B-PLC carry microwave frequency signals piggy-back fashion. So > you get hit with them as well. This leaking electronic signal drags > large amounts of electrons from the electrical power in the lines with > it when it leaks. Hence the Power Density over-the-top effect. > > Short Wave has been "notched" to allow for BPL et al. > > You stick with Wikipedia. I'm stick with my actual physical data and > equipment specs. Seems like you and Will are the only one's left > anyway. The likes of you and I are superfluous apparently. Die well my > friend. > > I gave this my best shot. Now, I've got better things to do - i.e. > Continue to chase these bastards down. > > Goodbye. > > Victor - The guy that gets "it". > > On Dec 1, 2:01 am, Trev <[email protected]> wrote: > > > > > > > > > It would be helpful to see some of your research, Vic. > > Hopefully , it will show low frequency sinusoidal 30 to 50 Hz > > components -rather than sporadic cross modulated breakthrough on the > > Short Wave band. > > That is what seems to be the main complaints against BPL > > implementation. > > Given that BPL EM pollution has been reported to travel up to 2000 Km > > [presumably via cable propagations] it's obviously 'everywhere'- but > > that doesn't make it Humzzzz. > > Will is right, correlation doesn't equal causation. > > > On Nov 30, 11:08 pm, Vic <[email protected]> wrote: > > > > THat should be Western World country and NOT 3rd world country - My > > > error. > > > > Ass could also be arse of course! > > > > I also see that even Jamaica has signed up with Amperion/BPL Global as > > > of last week. > > > > On Nov 30, 3:25 pm, Vic <[email protected]> wrote: -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Hum Sufferers" group. To post to this group, send email to [email protected]. To unsubscribe from this group, send email to [email protected]. For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/hum-sufferers?hl=en.
