[Lowfer] FCC NPRM for 2200 and 630 Meters

[Steve]

several years ago when running tests with New Zealand on 2200m, we were set 
up at a very quiet island location runnning VA7LF. The location was 
dead-quiet and tuning across the band was like listening to 20m CW, except 
the signals were all PLCs, we assumed, coming from the coast of Washington, 
on the other side of nearby Juan de Fuca Strait...it was eye-opening to hear 
so many of them as back home here (also a quiet location) I could only hear 
a couple of them very weakly.

Steve / VE7SL


> Cliff,
>
> Tough situation, if they told you, they'd have to kill you... <g>
>
> JA
>
> On 4/28/2015 2:53 PM, Cliff Sojourner wrote:
>> On 2015-04-28 11:50, John Andrews wrote:
>>> ...
>>> They certainly are bending over backwards for the power transmission
>>> industry. Or buying themselves another 5 years... </editorial>
>>
>> I agree it seems like that.  But no one posts here "hey I picked up some
>> PLC ops on 234kHz last night" or wherever they run.  so where do the
>> power line companies run signals and what do they do with them?
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