In article , Adrian
scribeth thus
On Wed, 08 Jul 2015 10:01:01 +0100, Davey wrote:

I think it is worth looking at the site www.ban-plt.org.uk.
It is certainly very 'in-yer-face', but presents and describes the
problems of interference. Then make up your own mind, I am not waving
its flag.
If you think they are a load of wackos, that's up to you.

"suffering deliberate interference (spectrum abuse)"...?
"such immense interference that it could be impossible to enjoy any form
of radio"...?
"the deliberate and illegal interference"...?

They really don't help their case - which may or may not be valid, I
don't know - with some emotive over-exaggerated ******** as that. If the
interference is "illegal", why are they having to try to ban it?

Its not been that well thought out, powerline does cause interference
there been quite a bit or research done on it in recent times.

It may well be Adrian that your in a very good signal area for radio
reception, many aren't;!..


Right now, I'm listening to FM radio 4, from a mains radio sat almost
directly underneath one of the powerline networking units. The signal is
clear as anything.

There's a battery radio in the bathroom, almost directly above the other
powerline networking unit. The signal from that is as clear as anything,
too.

We don't have a DAB radio, but we've borrowed one to see if we get a
signal - we do, quite a good one.

Since there's two bloody great big 15" thick stone walls right across the
middle of the house (with the exception of one doorway), I'm open to
suggestions of other ways to get internet in the whole property.

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Tony Sayer