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Yes, they often do, but none of these are miles long, 30 feet in the air, on for 24 hours a day, or occupy tens of megahertz of spectrum simultaneously like BPL. FCC Part 15 was designed to allow devices like these and others to cause a little localized interference and not require overly expensive construction to be completely clean. BPL uses Part 15 in a way it was never intended.
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Don't other consumer electronics equipment like plasma TVs, electric blankets, garage door openers, baby monitors, etc. cause interference?
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