>>>AA6YQ comments below
--- In digitalradio@yahoogroups.com, "Demetre SV1UY" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
I don't see the point of you mentioning it then.
>>>You brought it up, Demetre. You said you didn't understand. I
simply offered an explanation.
Again this is an old horse already beaten to death many times, but you
keep coming back at it over and over.
>>>I will stop debunking fallacious arguments when they cease to be
made.
Any interference caused in Winlink2000's semi-automatic operations is
not the PMBO's fault but the initiator's fault who is responsible for
any QRM because he has to listen for a while before he transmits, and
he should also keep listening when in session with the PMBO.
>>>Since the initiator is typically remote from the PMBO, the
initiator cannot reliably determine that PMBO will not QRM an ongoing
QSO. You could activate a PMBO in England on a frequency that sounds
clear in Greece, and yet the PMBO's transmissions will QRM a station
in Iceland that you cannot hear in Greece. The PMBO control operator
cannot depend on you a remote initiator to ensure that his or her
station never QRMs an ongoing QSO unless you have real-time access to
the PMBO's receiver -- which you don't.
73,
Dave, AA6YQ
