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Old April 17th 05, 01:23 AM
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robert casey wrote:
wrote:
"Acting on the premise that the amateur bands must flexibly and
comfortably accommodate present and future operating modes and
technologies over the long haul,


What about spread spectrum modes? Supposedly such a
mode could use the entire data subband of a HF band
but have only minimal QRM to other users?


Doesn't work that way. It's more like "QRM to almost all other

users".

There was a clear discussion of this by KE3Z (IIRC) here some years
back. The interference potential of SS on HF was clearly

demonstrated.
I can google it for you if you want.


How does that compare to BPL? BPL is allowed on the ham bands.