From: Buzzard (buzz@ebuzzard.com)
Date: Thu Oct 10 2002 - 18:40:06 PDT
Authenticity is not the issue. If it were then I should be able to use
a spark gap rig with out any issue.
My point is that if you are going to use equipment then it should
conform and put out a clean legal signal. If you want to keep it as a
museum piece then fine but don't transmit with it.
Deviation can easily be adjusted with out swapping discriminators, even
on military rigs.
-=-
> -----Original Message-----
> From: w7ls [mailto:w7ls@blarg.net]
> Sent: Thursday, October 10, 2002 12:26 PM
> To: Buzzard
> Cc: mil-veh@skylee.com
> Subject: Re: [MV] Working radios in MV's
>
> You would need a different discriminator, plus several other
> adjustments, none of which are necessary to comply with the
regulations,
> all of which alter the authenticity of the radio, and besides, 6
meters
> is so barren of signals that overcrowding is a non-issue. The regs do
> not say you can't use +/- 15 KHz. They say to use the minimum
spectrum.
> If that was strictly enforced, then even narrowband fm would not be
> legal, since the newer +/- 5 KHz would be more spectrum efficient. The
> FCC knows this, and they know 6 meters is barren. Just use the radios
as
> they were intended. Jim
>
> Buzzard <Buzz@ebuzzard.com> wrote:
>
> > What about adjusting the radios to function within the regs. This
is
> > pretty basic stuff.
> >
> > Any ham who can't or won't doesn't deserve their ticket!
> >
> > -=-
> > WM1W
> > -=-
> >
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