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ARRL was correct about BPL Interference

Date : 24 / 06 / 2009
Author : Phil Wait - VK2DKN

In 2004, the ARRL requested the FCC release internal staff studies showing support for its decision to allow the operation of BPL devices under modified FCC part 15 rules. The FCC released some information, but large and critical sections were redacted (withheld) from public release. The ARRL appealed the FCC redaction in the US Court of Appeals, where the FCC was subsequently found to have deliberately withheld information contrary to its conclusions. The ARRL cited the redacted information during the appeal proceedings.

The You-Tube recording below, made by Amateur Radio Video News, of a presentation by ARRL Chief Executive Officer Dave Sumner, K1ZZ. The video describes the redacted information, and is also a revealing insight to the operation of the FCC, and just how far the FCC was prepared to go to withhold information, from the public, which didn’t align with its pro BPL agenda.

Dave Sumner, K1ZZ - BPL Unredacted - Click To Play





 

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