dxAce wrote:
BS. 3995 would certainly be OK if it didn't propagate over here!

Based upon your logic, you should stop your digital ham transmissions
in the class B (general) allocation on 40m (7050-7100).

How about those SSTV transmissions that kill 14.220-14.230 and beyond?
They may have "enhanced the radio art" in the mid '60s but now they
are just anoying and take up a lot of bandwidth that could be used by
other people if one or two hams wouldn't transmit on it 24/7 without
listening to see if someone else is there.

So take your DRM and stick it where the sun don't shine.

You should come over here and try to operate on 80 and 40m. It would
give you some appreciation for how bad things are due to people who
don't care about others on the air.

BTW, do you actually have a name and a ham license?

Geoff.

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