Definition of Carrier Current Transmitters

Carrier current transmitters are radio eavesdropping bugs that operate at very low radio frequencies, typically from 10 KHz to 500 KHz, and use the power lines as an antenna. Carrier current transmitters are also frequently referred to as power line transmitters and are sold as wireless intercom systems at most electronic stores such as Radio Shack.

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