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You will discover that the information is held very close, for obvious reasons. But, anyone with good modeling software can derive equivalent results, as the characteristics of electric utility lines are well documented. As a long time power line RFI locator*, I can tell you that two things happen which are not common knowledge. First, at each insulator, there is a large enough impedance bump to cause several dB of loss due to reflection. Then, the attenuation of wide spaced open wire lines is pretty good, until you start measuring line lengths in miles instead of feet. * See: http://www.arrl.org/tis/info/HTML/power_line_handbook/ -- Crazy George Remove NO and SPAM from return address "Ed G." wrote in message .. . While I certainly don't want to see BPL implemented, I must question your statements about the power companies' technical requirements to deploy BPL to rural customers. Can you please provide official sources for the technical information you posted? Ed WB6SAT |
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