Many of us here are Amateur Radio operators, and have filed comments of our
own in response to the Notice of Inquiry. By the time I got mine in -- I
waited too long and rushed it, so there are typos and other errors -- over
1600 comments had been filed. Reply Comments are now being taken; deadline
Hi,
Those interested in knowing what the UK requirements are should take a look at
the January 2003 edition of MPT 1570 "Radiation Limits and Measurement
Specification - Electromagnetic radiation in the range 9 kHz to 1.6 MHz from
material substances forming part of a telecommunication system". T
About 2 years ago, a comparative testing of this technology (different
technical approaches) was conducted in N.Carolina with participating companies
>from the US, UK, and Israel. I have no knowledge of any subsequent
developments.
Regards
"Nagel, Michael" wrote:
Dave,
here in Germany t
You might want to check out negative commentary about the proposal on the
American Radio Relay League (ARRL) web site:
http://www.arrl.org/news/features/2003/07/08/
BPL could have a big negative impact on radio amateurs and other users of
HF spectrum.
Don Borowski
WA6OMI
Schweitzer Enginee
All I know is that it seems to be a major problem in Europe, with lot's of
HF spectrum uses seeing high levels of interference to services. Amateur
Radio organizations world-wide are fighting it (including ARRL in the US).
I heard a talk regarding this problem in Germany at the last IEEE EMC
Sym
The American Radio Relay League (ARRL), which is the defacto representative of
the American amateur radio community is up in arms over BPL. It is front page
news at their website, www.arrl.org , and they are petitioning the FCC to drop
the proposal.
Dave Cuthbert
Micron Technology
From: G
On 18/07/2003, 08:06:43, "Nagel, Michael" wrote
regarding RE: FCC's inquiry for broadband over the powerlines (BPL):
> here in Germany they worked on a similar technology 2-3 years ago,
> there were first tests with a limited number of users but most of
> the projects
Dave,
here in Germany they worked on a similar technology 2-3 years ago,
there were first tests with a limited number of users but most of
the projects were cancelled. The main reason was, besides the lack
of interest from potential customers, EMC!
The conducted emission was not so much of a pr
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