alt.energy.homepower

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| In article ,
| "Jim" wrote:
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| > "You" wrote in message
| > news: @ ...
| > > In article ,
| > > "Jim" wrote:
| > >
| > >> All rf signals have a propagation limitation of the inverse cube of
the
| > >> distance.
| > >
| > > Obviously, you never heard of the "Inverse Square Law" for RF
| > > Propagation........
| >
| > I must have heard of it and misremembered it. I have been dealing
with
| > it for 19 years coming up on the 13th..... I thought it was the cube.
| > You live and learn; or you don't live long.
| >
| >
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| Yea well, I can understand that situation...also No Power company is
| using VHF to do RF over Powerline Transmissions as it wouldn't propigate
| down the Line very far in the First Place, and in the Second Place,
| this type of RF Transmission "Carrier Current" has been around for YEARS,
| as when I was a very young Lad, I was Chief Engineer, for a Student
| Radio Station at my College, that used Carrier Current Transmission to
| all the Dorms. Typically Carrier Current Transmissions are LF/MF/HF
| Frequency Transmissions. There recent incarnation is IP over PowerLines
| and that uses a LOT of the spectrum and ius supposed to be a Part 15
| Operation, but the OEMs Cheat a whole LOT, when the set that up.
|
| have held a 2st Class RadioTelegraph Ticket since I was 18, and a
| 1st Class RadioTelegraph with Radar and Aircraft Endorsement since
| I was 23. Now I am just OLD and Fat....

Given that most power lines have fiber in the core the power company could
but I have no idea if the would.