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I'll tell you what it has done for me.

Nothing. Absolutely nothing.

I made a huge mistake ever sending them any money and I promise you it will never happen again. I'm sure many will disagree so I pose the question...

What has the ARRL done for you?

For me, the outgoing DX QSL service more than pays for my membership.

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73 de K7KBN

Makes sense.

I think the ongoing work they have done regarding BPL has its merits. I've listened to the recordings of BPL RFI from "Down Under" and they are eye opening to say the least.

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WV4L,CDX-787,AK2787
Mobile/Base
Icom706MkIIG/Kenwood TS-2000 w/LDG AT-1000
Stock mic or W2ENY headset on VOX/D104 w/Heil HC-5 or W2ENY headset on VOX
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M Force 1000/Ameritron AL80A

I'm sure I'm in the minority here but I am a huge fan of the BPL idea. Rather than attack it from all angles, I believe the ARRL should have worked with those providers to find a way around the interference issues which in todays world should certainly be possible.

Yes the out going qsl service,and the interferance issues.73s de JW

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they gave me a free poster of HAM frequency allocation and bandplans, and sent me a free magazine in the mail.

I isn't technically possible as power lines are not coaxial and shielded. They will radiate...

Cable company signal leakage is bad enough, but open radiators would have been a disaster.