The question was what would we send with Highspeed that we don't now? Probably nothing, but it would be nice to do so.
I have been watching this debate for some time, and readily admit that I don't understand this headlong rush into more regulations, on top of what to me would be an onerous situation already. Other countries have gone the opposite way, with fewer regulations for ham radio to the point where the regulations consist one or 2 licence classes ( and their requirements),what bands you may transmit in and the maximum power and bandwith you can use. All this has been done with the blessing of the IRU. A couple of years into this, and so far it works. As a non-US citizen, maybe someone could explain to me WHY all these rules and regulations need to be established in the US ? Does the government and/or the ham community not trust it's citizens to work cooperatively and to follow historical operating practices and segments? Why isn't the ARRL marching along the road to less and less, rather than more and more? Are lawyers and lobbyists a growth industry? The more I read the less I understand................ John VE5MU
