[BC] SCA ON TRANSLATORS

[Ron Castro]

I would agree.  A typical translator is just a receiver on one channel
connected to a transmitter on the other with composite signal going between
them.  You could design it to strip the SCA off, but as far as I know, there
is no requirement to do so.  Also, I don't think there is any prohibition on
adding a unique SCA to a translator that is not on the primary station.

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Ron Castro
Chief Technical Officer
Results Radio, LLC               

-----Original Message-----

Which rule?  A translator by it's definition is supposed to translate the
entire signal.

MM

> Does anyone know if it is permissible to run a SCA carrier on a 
> translator?