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Where's "here"?
by dmd 5y ago
Where's "here"?
- CamperBob2 5y agoSounds like the Woodpecker site at Chernobyl. Hey, that was "legally allocated spectrum" too, right? To be fair, occupied bandwidth limits that were designed for 1920s-era modes don't make much sense with modern spread-spectrum technology. I don't care if an interferer takes up the whole HF spectrum, as long as their chip rate is too fast to make it through my < 3 kHz IF. Those ancient regulations have done a lot to keep Amateur Radio in the dark ages, as well as radio communications in general.