[Boatanchors] BPL Interference

[Barry Hauser]

What about existing devices that transmit very locally within buildings
-- like X-10 equipment, which is used for home security systems, etc.?

Does BPL affect that stuff?  Baby monitors?  900 mhz and 2400 mhz
equipment, like cordless phones?

How about the telephone "extenda-jack" gimmicks which work on the same
method as X-10?

Might also help if a few major suppliers (like Radio Shack, "RCA", etc.)
are involved.

Barry



On Tue, 5 Aug 2003 15:04:47 -0500 windy10605@juno.com writes:
> I think the way to address this, if the ARRL has limited "clout
> capability"
> by itself, is to use our ample technical expertise/resources which, 
> of
> the 
> general public, only WE as a group, have .....and use that to inform 
> and 
> to combine with others affected by BPL so we have greater numbers. 
> Just throwing a few out ...Medical devices, sensitive 
> Instrumentation, 
> SW listeners, R/C enthusiasts, HF emergency communications, etc. 
> Help me ....... read the ARRL site information and suggest more. 
> 
> That's why I threw in NSA, Dept of Defense, CIA, etc ...how do you 
> do electronic snooping with an S9 BPL signal.
> 
> If they have a big dog, get yourself a big dog !
> 
> 73 Kees K5BCQ
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