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Posted by sosessyithurts on September 5, 2006, 10:29 am
http://tinyurl.com/jw6cm
yes, i imagine its going to take some doing to get the bugs out
smart people will get it working right, there's too much money to be
had to can the idea.
the power company will dominate the communications industry
power company stock holders will say... "LETS DEVELOP THIS TECHNOLOGY,
let's charge what the market will bare."
http://tinyurl.com/jw6cm
more info on the technology
The FCC is Pushing to see this happen and soon.
Percival P. Cassidy wrote:
> On 09/02/06 01:21 pm I wrote:
>
> > On 09/02/06 10:12 am sosessyithurts wrote:
> >
> >> http://tinyurl.com/hbspa
> >>
> >> I've been reading up on the frenzy to pump the internet and HDTV
> >> through the power lines. It's already been successfully done in
> >> Virginia, and other test areas.
> >>
> >> This technology is going to do away with phone lines and cable lines.
> >>
> >> Now, are we going to have to slap an anti-trust suit on the power
> >> company
> >>
> >> AND IT'S ABOUT TIME THE IDIOTS PUSHED THE INTERNET THROUGH THE POWER
> >> GRID
> >
> > Many (most?) of the technologies for implementing BPL create intolerable
> > interference to existing radio communications services, including even
> > police and other emergency services. And your Internet connection could
> > be wiped out by legal transmissions by existing licensed users.
> >
> >> what was anyone ever thinking to pay ma bell $100.00 a month for a home
> >> and business line... a dedicated fax line etc.
> >>
> >> it's crazy!
> >
> > And do you think your power company will give away this Internet
> > connectivity for free?
> >
> >> at last! cheap high speed internet
> >
> > In which your personal data gets broadcast over a wide area, not just
> > within a short distance from your existing home WiFi system.
> >
> >> HO HUM FOR VERIZONS FIBER OPTICS.. verizon has been furiously laying
> >> fiber optics across the country... they shoulda saw this technology
> >> coming.
> >> all that money wasted
> >
> > Fiber Optic systems neither create nor are susceptible to RF interference.
> >
> >> internet over the power grid should come in around 2.5 gb per second.
> >>
> >> if you can plug in a lamp, you can get high speed internet.
> >
> > Tell the utility companies and the manufacturers of BPL equipment to
> > come back when they've managed to repeal the laws of physics.
>
> ... And as recently as June this year the FCC was demanding to know what
> the utility co. in Manassas, VA was doing to solve the interference
> problems caused by its BPL system.
>
> Perce
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