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![]() tommyknocker wrote: Don Del Grande wrote: david_ruy-barbosa wrote: How many frequencies do they need!?!?!? One more than can be jammed, I would guess. -- Don What I don't get is why, when the "bad guys" have found a frequency and are jamming it regularly, they continue broadcasting there. Radio Free Asia, which is also a US Govt operation, does the same thing-on any given day around 1200 UTC you can hear RFA ALL OVER the bands, practically on every third freq, and every single one of those freqs has that distinctive Chinese jammer. If it's being jammed, STOP USING IT! DUH! I thought the whole point of having lots of frequencies was that the "bad guys" couldn't possibly jam all of them, but if they find out where you are, that sort of defeats the whole point. Well, many times the jamming is not effective on every frequency on every day. At the same time, the listeners have to be able to find you. If they don't know where you're at, it is all for naught. Now you get back to me when you get this radio thing figured out. dxAce Michigan USA |
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