Re: [RCSE] Broadband Over Powerline approved

[Ed Jett]

I believe when separation of communications frequencies were halved (or 
maybe it was divided into 3 parts) a few years ago, the FCC regualtions on 
Model frequencies stated that our use must not cause interference on 
communicatons bands and our frequencies must accept interference from any 
such licensed communications equipment.  Most likely that is still the case 
and will remain the case.  I don't think we have much recourse on our own.

However, if BPL causes our systems interference then it will almost surely 
conflict with other "more important" applications as well and that 
definitely will attact attention to any problems.  Those other applications 
may be what saves our day.

Another thing that has most likely nothing to do about the issue, but US AC 
electrical power is so noisy already, that this scheme may not be practical 
even though legal.  I am not by anyone's imagination, especially mine, any 
sort of expert on RF transmission or reception.  So take my comments for 
what they cost you.

Ed Jett
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Jared" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Cc: "'RCSE'" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Sunday, October 17, 2004 10:01 PM
Subject: RE: [RCSE] Broadband Over Powerline approved


Also if your plane was shot down b/c of this type of interference wouldn't
you have recourse against the provider interfering on your channel since
they don't have the license to use it?
Jared



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