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"Bob Dobbs EC42" wrote in message
news an.2006.06.13.09.51.46.204000@Quetzalcoatl.. .On Mon, 12 Jun 2006 21:01:33 -0500, DrDeath wrote: Nope, if you listen with your rig set to AM and the transmission is DSB-SC you will hear a garbled mess. Where might one encounter such a transmission? I've never heard anything like that on the air, oh sure there's plenty of ****ty audio out there, but not any that becomes clear with the BFO except SSB. From a DSB-SC tranceiver of course. They DID used to make such a critter. If you set both rigs to AM and lower the deadkey to say an 1/8 watt with 15 watts of swing you can understand the low dead key rig. I'm failing to see a distinction between what you just described and DSBSC. It means if you listen to DSB-SC on an AM radio it will sound like ****. |
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