BPL interference

Broadband over power lines (BPL) causing interference on a radio.
Update: Yes, the file transfer is causing interference. That was the whole point of the video.

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• broadband
• power
• lines
• bpl
• interference

[hohosown]

@noobehvc

The radio is still king when the internet fails. In fact , the internet would not exist as we know it WITHOUT radio.

YOU have a COMPUTER. You can THANK radio for that.

If you didn't realize that until now, we can probably thank the public school cartel.

[corvey]

There is a solution for this... 

[anorwood84]

I see at 1:06 he was transferring HPV...  Shoulda got the vaccine for that.

[nair0bij0nes]

not rocket science

[nair0bij0nes]

All electronic devices emit small (supposedly safe) amounts of radioactivity..

Radio - Activity !!

File transfer happens at a transfer rate or frequency, this new operating frequency is audible as interference (like when a mobile phone makes an audio system go beep beep beep like a radar).. Note, it does not stop once the lights are switched off it only becomes attenuated.. Once file transfer is complete the interference will stop.

[feraltex]

Not a good example  Had u used a 50ohm lead in and an outside antenna rather than the

Sony (7600G's whip Would have proved something but as is Woaist of Time

[pedrowasabi]

not wireless but thru power lines, right?

[noobehvc]

if u have a Computer, What u are doing with a radio??

[DJSEBLAST]

well ,,,, this happend couse the electric lines are not safe for this transmissions...