Gary Schafer wrote: > Intermod IS the result of mixing. The mixing can take place in your receiver > (commonly called receiver intermod). > Mixing can take place in your own transmitter, which generates a product > that falls on your receive frequency(or on someone else's) or the mixing can > take place in someone else's transmitter with the resulting product falling > on your receive frequency. It is all intermodulation. i.e. the result of > mixing of two or more frequencies in a non linear device. >
...like a rusty joint on a tower... ...or a guy wire... ...or a fence... -- Jim Barbour WD8CHL
