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After that, I will try the FCC.
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I believe the FCC will send you to the ARRL first. They've worked out a
deal where the ARRL will somehow confirm you indeed have a noise problem
then send a letter to the company's Pres/CEO or perhaps the dept in
charge if you choose. That letter gives them a certain time period to
respond with a plan, then a follow up to ensure it's been resolved.
If the power company fails to respond or meet the deadline, the ARRL
will fwd it to the FCC. The FCC then sends a warning letter (copies are
on the ARRL web) and gives them like 90 or so days to solve the problem
(or else what?--I don't think we know yet. In the case of BPL,
nothing).
So you might start with the ARRL at this point since that's who they'll
fwd it to.
73, de ed -K0iL
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