I can't link because it's a pay site but today's Wall St. Journal has
a large article on BPL and the ham radio movement opposing it that
seems pretty balanced to me, although you'd expect them to be pro-BPL.
The article does call the ham community a "quirky bunch." LOL.

T. Early wrote in message
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I can't link because it's a pay site but today's Wall St. Journal has
a large article on BPL and the ham radio movement opposing it that
seems pretty balanced to me, although you'd expect them to be pro-BPL.
The article does call the ham community a "quirky bunch." LOL.


Interesting... I thought the BPL controversy ranged further than the
hobbyist and toy radio operator.

RG

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|I can't link because it's a pay site but today's Wall St. Journal has
|a large article on BPL and the ham radio movement opposing it that
|seems pretty balanced to me, although you'd expect them to be pro-BPL.
|The article does call the ham community a "quirky bunch." LOL.
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| Interesting... I thought the BPL controversy ranged further than the
| hobbyist and toy radio operator.
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Yeah, BPL will affect more than just ham radio.

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T. Early wrote:

I can't link because it's a pay site but today's Wall St. Journal has
a large article on BPL and the ham radio movement opposing it that
seems pretty balanced to me, although you'd expect them to be pro-BPL.
The article does call the ham community a "quirky bunch." LOL.

The WSJ's news department is fairly left of center; the editorials
are on the right. They actually do have a firewall between the
divisions, unusual in New York papers.
--
Ron Hardin


On the internet, nobody knows you're a jerk.