ALERT: AM Under Attack - WA3VJB

[Brian Carling]

A bit of topic drift occurring there...

Minimal? You think requiring every AM station to reduce their signal to 5.8 kHz
width is minimal requirement? It could be a step toward requiring AM DSB to
occupy, say 4 kHz and sound like a telephone, or worse yet sound like an SSB
signal (grin!)

HOW will you accomplish 5.8 kHz technically?

I was not focussing on the proposed limitations for SSB - that would not bother me
at all.

Doc missed the poinmt entirely of what I was trying to say and did not read the
"fine print" between the asterisks.

If you want to discuss the hi-fi ssb that is a different topic trghat does not interest
me, except as Gary WD4NKA so apltly stated, as source of COMEDY!!

Have a great day - back to boatanchoring here...

On 20 Jun 2003 at 10:48, Tom Gewecke wrote:

> I agree fully with Doc KD4E. The threat to AM, which I have also used,
> is minimal.  The real target of this petition is Enhanced SSB, whose
> operators have often demonstrated a gross lack of consideration for
> fellow hams.  One KA4 I have heard frequently "experiments" at the
> legal power limit taking up 6KHz of the 25KHz Extra segment of 20m,
> and boasts about his bandwidth capabilities on his web site, all this
> after having received a written warning from the FCC.   If would be
> helpful at the very least to ban such stuff to the empty portions of
> the higher bands, and any action that could promote this has my
> support.  Tom W7THG
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