From IEEE

[Karl W4KRL]

"Yet communications signals carried by those unshielded lines must not
interfere with wireless devices such as routers and cellphones.

Those signals also must not interfere with one another or with other data,
multimedia, or services that might be carried on the line."

No mention of radio other than an oblique reference to cellphones and
"telecommunications".

Despite the title of this standard "Broadband over Power Lines" the article
barely hints at uses outside of a building or vehicle.

 

Karl W4KRL

From: Paul L Rinaldo [mailto:prinaldo at cox.net] 
Sent: Tuesday, February 22, 2011 3:50 PM
To: tacos at amrad.org
Subject: Fwd: From IEEE

 

Gang,




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5. Standard Helps Old Power Lines Carry New Services
Electric power lines crisscross continents and thread their way through 
buildings of all kinds. Using them for communications purposes has long 
been the logical next step--and a necessity for turning dumb grids into 
smart ones. That's where the new IEEE 1901 Broadband over Power 
Line standard comes in. Learn more at
http://bmsmail3.ieee.org:80/u/17690/330266
<http://bmsmail3.ieee.org/u/17690/330266> 

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