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October 9th 03, 02:49 AM
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"tommyknocker" wrote in message ... From what I've heard, utilities formerly on SW mostly use satellite. They probably have better signal quality and reliability that way. No doubt. And if somebody thinks they can get some use from otherwise unused parts of the SW spectrum, they ought to be allowed. I'd also like to see the ham bands expanded and a hobby broadcasting service created. Make some room for the people who actually want SW! Frank Dresser |
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October 9th 03, 11:39 PM
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Frank Dresser wrote:
"tommyknocker" wrote in message ... From what I've heard, utilities formerly on SW mostly use satellite. They probably have better signal quality and reliability that way. No doubt. And if somebody thinks they can get some use from otherwise unused parts of the SW spectrum, they ought to be allowed. I'd also like to see the ham bands expanded and a hobby broadcasting service created. Make some room for the people who actually want SW! I agree. |
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