Gordon 'Yeti' wrote:
Each state is just like it's own country anyway - it's own laws, taxes, etc.
Don't see why organising some radio transmitters seems like such a big
deal
What you are failing to recognize, is that coordination of adjacent
states, channels, frequencies is a necessity otherwise, we'd have a hell
of a mess.
You don't see this in the UK, as it's about the same size as _one_ of
our states, and you don't have any necessity of protecting against
signals that go outside your Country with the exception of maybe the
south-east. We have 48 contiguous states, and two others not
physically joined coordinate with the federal government, so it isn't as
easy as you might believe.
Co-Channel has always been a big deal, and the problem has not gotten
any better. In fact, it might have gotten worse. There aren't enough
frequencies to ensure no interference to everyone.
Kevin Custer
List Owner
