It is used here by Transpower / Electricorp etc as well (I used to work for the latter) - it dosn't go past transformers - but can quite easily be directed past these using suitable transducers etc. Should all be doable - but may be costly - don't really know.

Lance B






From: Adrian Stacey <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Subject: Re: Bandwidth [OT] (Was: Distributions)
Date: Tue, 03 Dec 2002 14:28:19 +1300

Steve Bell wrote:
I have heard of a something under testing and development (in NZ) at
present - I heard it referred to as "darklining", which I understand is
using power lines to carry high speed internet access with the purpose of
supplying high speed access cheaply to rural customers.
I am sure something similar (data tx/rx not inet) was used over the National Grid in UK. If memory serves the only issue was secondary radiation from pylons disrupted aircraft navigation - it was a fixable thing though...

Adrian

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