"Dave VanHorn" wrote:
Broadband over power lines is now being rolled out in Manassas Va.
This is a very lucrative technology, but it also appears to be a very
noisy technology, radiating noise from a couple MHz through low VHF.

Believe it or not, even CB radio is supposed to be protected against this
sort of interference.
At least the FCC is supposed to act on well grounded complaints by a
primary spectrum user, against interference caused by other primaries,
secondaries, and part 15 devices.

Is the Manassas BPL a test model, or can it be implemented by any
municipality?

ps- cool sig