Fred Stevens
Fred Stevens, a retired wildlife biologist and US Army Signal Corps Lieutenant Colonel, now a DisAmVet, is a fulltime RVer currently in northern Arizona and holds FCC Amateur Radio Extra Class License K2FRD and Industry Canada License VO2FS. He participates in local, regional, and state ham radio emcomm exercises, nets, and organizations wherever he travels. An active Boy Scouting Volunteer, he is Editor-Publisher of the international ham radio/Scouting publication, the OCARG EAGLE at http://ocarg.org. His personal homepage is http://homepage.mac.com/k2frd/K2FRD.html. The author may be contacted at hyperlinks within these pages, but if volume is too high, please do not expect a speedy response.
Published articles
The following article by Fred Stevens has been published in ZATZ magazines.
Could BPL be a clear and present danger to national security?
We continue our editorial coverage of the broadband over powerline (BPL) controversy with a letter from Fred Stevens, a retired US Army Signal Corps Lieutenant Colonel who's also an Amateur Radio operator. Fred took issue with some of our coverage of the BPL issue. Given his unique background, we asked him to expand upon his letter (he was quite annoyed with us). This is a worthy read. Fred has some very interesting perspectives. Because of some of the more controversial comments in the article, we're obliged to state that the opinions of the author are not necessarily that of Computing Unplugged Magazine, the editors, or ZATZ Publishing. [Computing Unplugged Magazine, August 2006]
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