Re: Powerline networking

On Sun, 18 Oct 2009 10:44:41 +0100
Conor <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:

> In article <hbdq2t$djr$(E-Mail Removed)>, Roger says...
>
<snip usual bollocks>
>
> I seem to know more than many hams, including you.
>
Just about everyone knows more than "Roger" the Tiscali Idiot - why are
you even bothering to respond (beyond telling him to fuck off)?

In article <20091018111127.41d002a2@bluemoon>, Rob Morley says...

> Just about everyone knows more than "Roger" the Tiscali Idiot - why are
> you even bothering to respond (beyond telling him to fuck off)?

Didn't realise who it was.

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In article <HJKdnWN5d-(E-Mail Removed)>, Martin
says...

> Conor, you've also said in a previous thread when this subject was raised a
> few months ago that some devices are worse than others for causing
> interference. I don't have your exact posting but I believe you said
> something along the lines of "Only devices which use chipset X cause
> problems", with the implication that those which use other chipsets are OK.
>
> Is that the case or do you consider all PLT devices, both those with and
> those without notch filters, to be equally bad?

Comtrend chipsets are the worst. Others do but at a level which is
acceptable and likely to be lost in all the other man-made noise.

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Conor
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I'm not prejudiced. I hate everybody equally.