Good troll job, Chris.

" Moreover, these systems will incorporate adaptive interference mitigation
capabilities that will effectively remedy any interference that might result
to fixed and mobile operations in the High Frequency (HF) band (1.7-80
MHz)."

The "effective remedy" claim reminds me of the meeting I attended years ago
before Texas Gulf started its phosphate mining operation in Beaufort County,
NC. Everyone was pleased when the company categorically stated that the
little fishing creek near their mine would not be affected and would remain
"pristine" after their operations began. Yes, I do remember that Texas Gulf
liked to use that word "pristine" in describing the results of their
wastewater filtration!Within a year of operation, they had destroyed all
fishing in the little fishing tributary to Pamlico sound, and soon they were
destroying even the commercial fishing in the sound itself. But by then,
Beaufort County had become dependent on their business, so little was done
about it. "Abatement" and "adaptive interference mitigation" has the very
same ring as the empty promise to maintain the purity of our nice fishing
stream. But we sure would like to believe you Chris; trouble is, existing
tests have already proven it's a lie. The mitigation just won't work. It's
just a radio communications vs. big-business backed misuse of the power
lines for profit option. And the truth is, the vast majority of people in
this country don't need it and won't use it. A very bad trade-off; only the
greedy could love it.

ak

Read the UPLC lies at http://tinyurl.com/yqxbh

"King Zulu" wrote in message
news:2YZCc.110985$HG.61447@attbi_s53...
Good troll job, Chris.

" Moreover, these systems will incorporate adaptive interference
mitigation
capabilities that will effectively remedy any interference that might
result
to fixed and mobile operations in the High Frequency (HF) band (1.7-80
MHz)."

The "effective remedy" claim reminds me of the meeting I attended years
ago
before Texas Gulf started its phosphate mining operation in Beaufort
County,
NC. Everyone was pleased when the company categorically stated that the
little fishing creek near their mine would not be affected and would
remain
"pristine" after their operations began. Yes, I do remember that Texas
Gulf
liked to use that word "pristine" in describing the results of their
wastewater filtration!Within a year of operation, they had destroyed all
fishing in the little fishing tributary to Pamlico sound, and soon they
were
destroying even the commercial fishing in the sound itself. But by then,
Beaufort County had become dependent on their business, so little was done
about it. "Abatement" and "adaptive interference mitigation" has the very
same ring as the empty promise to maintain the purity of our nice fishing
stream. But we sure would like to believe you Chris; trouble is, existing
tests have already proven it's a lie. The mitigation just won't work. It's
just a radio communications vs. big-business backed misuse of the power
lines for profit option. And the truth is, the vast majority of people in
this country don't need it and won't use it. A very bad trade-off; only
the
greedy could love it.

ak

Read the UPLC lies at http://tinyurl.com/yqxbh

George Bush and his followers love all of that stuff. They also appreciate
the Chineese workers living under guard in concrete block dormatories where
they work 18 hours a day for 15 to 30 cents per hour - and then often aren't
paid (hey, pay for your own housing and food at 15 cents per hour). Over
400,000 Chineese workers killed by industrial accidents or from disease
caused by industrial work in 2003. Some commit suicide, but, what's good
for Bull Moose is good for America.

I wonder what country is going to be accused of "weapons of mass
distruction" next to divert attention. You can bet it won't be North Korea.
Follow the money trail.


Best regards from Rochester, NY
Jim AA2QA



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