http://www.w8ji.com/rm-11306.htm
Here is a snippet...
"The biggest threat to phone ops are solid state cheap transistor amplifiers, golden peaking screwdrivers, and HIFI audio on crowded bands."
This Dude is a TOOL.. and probably a Jackbooted Nazi
This Dude is a TOOL.. and probably a Jackbooted Nazi
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Quite possibilly the only 3.3 Khz wide Icom IC-718 in the world...
Quite possibilly the only 3.3 Khz wide Icom IC-718 in the world...
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Yea, Everyone IS entitled to his/her opinion.
BUT....
I do not agree with the last part of his statement.
It is legal to operate on the mode of AM mostly anywhere on the phone bands, so tell me what the difference is from running AM to ESSB?
Its pretty much the same bandwidth except ESSB has NO carrier!
Just for this fact, ESSB is more 'Neighbor Friendly' then AM.
So is it a 'THREAT' to run AM on a crowded band too?
Shame on all those AMers!!
BUT....
I do not agree with the last part of his statement.
It is legal to operate on the mode of AM mostly anywhere on the phone bands, so tell me what the difference is from running AM to ESSB?
Its pretty much the same bandwidth except ESSB has NO carrier!
Just for this fact, ESSB is more 'Neighbor Friendly' then AM.
So is it a 'THREAT' to run AM on a crowded band too?
Shame on all those AMers!!
Voodoo Guru
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From Deep in the IDD of the Sub-Harmonix Realm