[DX] Fw: BPL
[email protected]
[email protected]
Fri, 8 Aug 2003 08:22:07 EDT
In a message dated 8/8/03 1:55:47 AM Eastern Daylight Time,
[email protected] writes:
> a. Power Utility Companies
> b. CATV Companies
> c. FCC
> d. Internet Service Providers
>
> P.S. Nothing wrong with being thrown off a reflector, as
> long as you get thrown off for "telling it like it
> really is" :-) :-) Not to mention any names,
> but does someone with intitals "Chip" work for one
> of the activities in 4. above ????
>
>
> Just my $ .03 Folks, Larry - K4WLS
>
>
No Larry.
In fact, my line of work actually could be construed as competing with BPL.
But, as I am speaking pesonally, I actually think BPL is a cool technology
and makes a lot of sense for millions of internet users.
You will notice, by the way, that we are communicating over the internet and
not the radio.
Why? Because its lossless and universal and archival. Practically, much of
what we used to do as hams has been replaced by the internet. That is
'replaced', not just 'enhanced'.
73,
Chip N1IR
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