The BPL Q&A Roundtable discussion on 40M

WW9M, Steve in Lebanon, IN. is located in a BPL test site and is experiencing
interference. Steve has become knowledgeable in dealing with BPL issues and is
very willing to share his findings. One of which is by operating his station on 40 m
could be effecting the reliability of the BPL system. The local Utility Company has
been contacted about the interference that they are causing to the amateur bands.
The local Utilty Company has tried to stop the interference problem. The techniques
the Utility Company has tried haven't worked to a satisfactory level of eliminating the
interference Steve is hearing.

Steve is welcoming anyone with comments to a informal roundtable discussions of his
findings. Steve can be found afternoons on 7.240 plus or minus QRM. The operating
times isn't set, however normally he is on between 2pm and 5pm central time.Due to
the level of BPL interference WW9M has difficulty hearing stations and is requesting
emails to ww9m@arrl.net in order to answer your concerns and comments. Steve is
trying to fight back against the cancer of our airways and wishes to make the amateur
radio operators aware of the effects on our great hobby. So, join Steve WW9M  for
the roundtable to chat with him about BPL and it's affects to the amateur radio bands.