[BC] Amateur radio spectrum

[Tom Bosscher]

Whoa. Stop it right there. I asked you a question, based upon EXPRESSLY 
what you stated: And you side-stepped it, and you know it.

 >" When you fire up your 2-meter 3-watt push-to-talk to doubly
 >your spectrum pollution using your repeater, you just punched a
 >1-second hole in the spectrum that could have transferred
 >the entire contents of your PC hard disk (if the disk had been fast 
enough).'

     How much clearer can the question be? In that paragraph, you state 
using a two meter radio, running normal FM modulation, using just under 
20 kHz bandwidth, times two channels, repeater in and out, uses the same 
bandwidth as some scheme that you claim, again, in writing, that can 
pass 250 gigabits in one second.

    Again, please answer the question directed at YOUR statement. Stick 
to your stated and quoted statement of fact.

    tom bosscher

RichardBJohnson at comcast.net wrote:
> You don't do it in 40 kHz bandwidth and you know it. You do it
> by spreading the spectrum over several GHz. That's what it's
> all about. If everybody is using the same technology, they
> all get along just fine. It's when you have to protect the
> near CW carriers of the FM/TV and VHF Ham bands, that the
> problems are created.
>
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