Berilac wrote:

The US has demonstrated a similar lack of concern for shortwave radio
listners. I'd say we have a lot in common. I refer to broadband over
powerlines. Where I live, the apartments all come with DSL if you can
afford it, and no outdoor antennas allowed. That sure makes a mess out
of shortwave. I can't imagine what it does to an amateur trying to
communicate.

It remains to be seen (tested in court) if shortwave listeners have any
right to hear foreign broadcasts, free from local interference created
by BPL. This will be determined if/when someone sues a BPL company for
interfering with shortwave reception. It will probably be a ham' (ARRL?)
not an SWL that starts this litigation process.


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