"
In the meantime, B.P.L. providers have been besieged with complaints
from ham radio operators, who say that B.P.L. signals interfere with
their radio signals. The National Association for Amateur Radio said
that Current had done a better job than other B.P.L. providers in
avoiding frequencies that ham radio users occupy.
Jay Birnbaum, Current's general counsel, noted that last year the F.C.C.
ruled that B.P.L. companies could provide their service as long as they
transmitted radio frequencies below certain levels. The ham radio
association, however, wants the F.C.C. to conduct more tests."
http://www.nytimes.com/2005/10/17/technology/17powerlines.html
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