GNC-2007-06-08 #274



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Show Notes:
ASUS Sub 200 Laptop
ISS Shields
AV Package Comparison
Ham Radio vs BPL
Congress Strong Arm Universities
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DreamHost Issues
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Firefox v3 Protections
Hyperword Firefox Plugin!!
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20 Google Tips
TowerStream
Three Screen Laptop
MacBook External Battery Charger
HDMI Cable Showdown
Parallels 3.0 !!!!!
Pinnacle PCTV HD USB
Cool Lamp
Falcon Fragbook
ZFS On Leopard
Vector Physics !!!
Book Publisher Google Stunt
Apple TV Cost
Mars Deep Hole
Internet Advertising
Joost Set-Top-Box
Wheel Chair – Semi Ride
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Windows Vista Under the Hood
This is Just Wrong!
US RPG
Solar Shield

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  1. I’m a ham radio operator and a member of the ARRL. The BPL issues are very real. The interference generated by most of these systems affects almost all of the HF bands below 30Mhz. This doesn’t just affect ham radio, it also affects civil service and law enforcement communications as well. To get an idea of what this kind of interference sounds like and how bad it really is see:


    It should be noted that Motorola and other manufacturers have pulled out of making the equipment for BPL. BPL is really expensive to implement and makes no economic sense. I’m glad to see some headway being made, but we still have a fight ahead of us.

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