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VK6BE > PLC 30.01.02 00:03l 26 Lines 947 Bytes #-8144 (0) @ WW
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Read: DK2ZA GUEST
Subj: Re: What's the point.
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From: VK6BE@VK6JY.#ALY.#WA.AUS.OC
To : PLC@WW
Norm, power authorities have been sending signals by the power lines for
years. I casn remember about 40 years ago complaints that tones used to do
this were interfering with hi fi setups and spoiling the enjoyment of
those listening to music.
I question your statement that amateur numbers are going to swell if morse
testing is abandoned. Figures published by ZL2CA indicate quite clearly
that the non code licences are dropping in number at least as quickly as
the full licencees.
Bob VK6BE.
>
> Basically it's High Speed Internet via the Power Lines similar to but
> not the same as cable TV but instead of rolling out cable for the
> carrier, PLC uses the existing Power Lines.
>
> The writings on the wall, get rid of Morse code as quickly as
> possible and swell the amateur numbers on HF or just don't bother, cos
> WHAT'S THE POINT if you can't use HF once PLC is introduced.
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