run bpl over this, page-10

re: skg is an isp?.....lol ##SKG do NOT use BPL.##

Yes they do Barry.

##SKG use existing power lines with its x10 modules.##

That is ludicrous, X10 can not transmitt the data volume required for broadband.

##SKG do NOT transmit data over powerlines.##

Yes they do, the wirless institute of Australia has confirmed this.

##They use existing power lines for its X10 technology.##

Yes they use powerlines for X10 for lighting control, but the also use powerlines to carry Broadband and video.

##So now SKG are an ISP.LOL##

Yes they are an ISP......you can connect to them using their V3 connector

http://www.skynetglobal.com.au/Skynet/wireless_hotspots.aspx

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Barry, it's embarrasing to see your depth of knowledge.
Please do some reading, better still phone SKG and ask them do they transmitt Broadband over the power lines.

Here's another article that confirms that SKG use BPL technology, if you have one article that says that SKG use X10 to transmitt broadband....let's see it !

http://www.asiamedia.ucla.edu/article.asp?parentid=26154

((((Telstra approached SkyNetGlobal to test its technology, which delivers broadband over electricity powerlines. ))))