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this is really a "bee in the bonnet" topic for ham radio types as exemplified in the editorials in QEX and Electronics World. If you think there is crud on the power line coming into your home now, watch as the electric utilities try to gather some market share from DLS and fiber. Mbe someone should tell them that a power line is an antenna, not a transmission cable.
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Join Date: Sep 2002
Location: Sweden
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there were experiments where people could get broadband connections over the mains. I did read once, though, that a similar large-scale experiment in Britian was eventually terminated because of too many complaints from ordinary power customers. Don't remeber exactly what the major problems was, but I think it was very noticeable, like flicker in the streetlights and light bulbs at home etc. Maybe some of our british friends can tell more about that project? |
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