[AMRadio] ARRL bandwidth petition draws anti-AM'ers out of the woodwork.

2006-01-11 Thread Donald Chester

Proceeding: RM-11306 Type Code: CO
Date Received/Adopted: 01/10/06Date Released/Denied:
Document Type: COMMENTTotal Pages: 1
File Number/Community:DA/FCC Number:
Filed on Behalf of: Richard L. Tannehill
Filed By:
Attorney/Author Name:Document Date:
Complete Mailing Address:
5410 W. diana Ave.
Glendale, AZ 85302 -4870
Brief Comment

I agree with the ARRL petition for regulation by bandwidth, and support it, 
with one major exception.
The League claims that their plan does not favor one mode over another. Not 
true. It favors AM-DSB
operators. It would allow for 9 KHz AM modulation, in bands which otherwise 
are limited to 3.5 KHz.
These include the lower HF bands, which are quite crowded at times. The 
solution is simply to
restrict AM-DSB to above 28.5 MHz. (10 meters  above) Amateurs and the 
league have been
upset in the past over wide-SSB modulation, meant to improve audio quality. 
AM is no different from
this. It is an old modulation that adds nothing to advancing the 
technological art, and should be

confined to bands where there is ample spectrum available.

Richard L. Tannehill P.E. - W7RT

ARRL Life Member
(45-years amateur licensed)


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Re: [AMRadio] ARRL bandwidth petition draws anti-AM'ers out of the woodwork.

2006-01-11 Thread Anthony W. DePrato
have to agree W7RT need to check into a rest home for the warped. as for 
the ARRL  what i do not understand is WHY we keep putting these fools back 
in office ? i keep my membership just so i can vote for the new guy each 
time. and stay in the dxcc program. other then that the ARRL is about 
useless anymore.

73
Tony wa4jqs
since 1962