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BPL - A Radio Amateur's Perspective - Nth Hobart

A radio amateur's tour of the North Hobart BPL trail in Hobart, Tasmania, Australia. Audible and Visual presentation of the interference potential of this technology. More information is available ...  
 
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allcingeye (3 months ago) Show Hide
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I would like to say great video which it is, but the info is very disturbing in more ways than one, But if these big companies, pushing this rubbish want to go bankrupt 5thay are going the right way about it , We need to find the share holders of these companies. I Believe it is BT in England And make sure they know the company there money is on A suicide Track.
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brunothiesen2008 (7 months ago) Show Hide
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I would like to know if the DV (digital voice) could be the "solution" to us, HAM's...
Sorry for the poor english
eriysmancool (1 year ago) Show Hide
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PLS Dont Blame All BPL Manufacturer Causing Problems as did DS2 and Mitshubishi in Hobart. In My Experience, DS2 and Mitshubishi is using to much Power to Cover its defective BPL Products. Intellon doesnt create that much Interferece problem ( more Eviromental Friendly )
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If this shit hits USA, argg i would be pissed, would this give problems for ppl listening 2 sw/ssb from usa 2 Australia, the SW tramsmitters should over power it but im just making sure
addicted2rf (1 year ago) Show Hide
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Outside of disasters, Amateur Radio is useful in many ways. During a disaster: Whether it be natural or otherwise, widespread or localized, I would hate to think that an individual's life or the safety and well being of the community was dependent on the communication ability of an Amateur Radio Operator, but that communication ability was impossible due to BPL interference. Sad indeed, especially if human life was lost.....
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hybrid17e (1 year ago) Show Hide
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I think the most disturbing part of this entire video is that every vehicle shown in motion is driving on the wrong side of the road.
BPL seems like a minor issue in comparison.
Adriano9966 (1 year ago) Show Hide
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thats a lame comment it would be the wrong side if driving in the usa in australia ireland the uk japan south africa new zealand and in fact 34% of the world that would be the correct side
arjunus (1 year ago) Show Hide
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What abouth the health.

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