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On Jul 16, 9:15 am, DTC wrote:
I was not aware there was a compelling reason for analog cell phones to stop using FM. Sounds like a solution looking for a problem. FM audio is boring -- no entertaining high-pitched tones from solar prominences which would definitely be heard on AM audio. OTOH, AM video is boring. FM video is better. As I said before, the Y [luminance] signal should be carried on an FM wave rather than an AM wave. Analog radio-frequency audio devices should use AM. Analog radio-frequency video devices should use FM. |
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"Radium" wrote in message ps.com... snip Analog radio-frequency video devices should use FM. Like satellite downlinks do? Yes, that's best for their purposes. Others would fall in if it were best for them. Apparently it isn't. |
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"Radium" wrote in message ps.com... OTOH, AM video is boring. FM video is better. As I said before, the Y [luminance] signal should be carried on an FM wave rather than an AM wave. OK, but then, you're quite ignorant of anything remotely related to this field, aren't you? Bob M. |
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