FW: [Kenwood] BPL

Fri Oct 15 08:25:47 EDT 2004

> As a part 15 device, BPL must accept any interference received, even if it
> causes undesired operation.
> However, hams are required to use the lowest power necessary to carry out
> the desired communication, and there is neighborly relations to think
> about...
> 73,
> Paul K4PDM

Yeah Right. If BPL is interfering with ham radio reception and we are
receiving s9 signals from it do you think the majority of hams are going to
be concerned with neighborly relations? Ed Hare has been pushing this
statement about the neighborly relations and you all are buying it. So just
go and sell all your equipment so BPL can win and you can be friends with Mr
and Mrs Jones next week. After all we don't want to offend Mr and Mrs Jones.
What ever happened to getting angry and sticking up for our RIGHTS? OHHH, I
forgot, this is not Kansas Dorothy.
73's
john-n3drk