Re: [IRCA] Canada IBAC

2007-05-06 Thread Milspec390
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Re: [IRCA] Canada IBAC

2007-05-06 Thread Powell E. Way III W4OPW
--- Pete Taylor <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I hate to be dense but everyone else seems to call > it IBOC (for "on > channel") so what's the "AC" - at channel? Because it has never been and NEVER WILL be "on channel" a lie started and perpetuated by the inventors. The digital will ONLY be

Re: [IRCA] Canada IBAC

2007-05-05 Thread cafe
> > BTW, why is "Canada" mentioned in the subject line? So far, we remain > > IBAC-free here, 'cept for the stuff that slops over from south of > > the border. I think the George Bush GOP is trying to blame Canada for IBOC... kinda a form 'a terrorism or some'in.. In other news, while on the W

Re: [IRCA] Canada IBAC

2007-05-05 Thread chris and anne
ssage - From: "Joe Miller, AB8YP" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: "Mailing list for the International Radio Club of America" Sent: Saturday, May 05, 2007 4:50 PM Subject: Re: [IRCA] Canada IBAC >I believe "ac" is for "adjacent channel". No fear, >

Re: [IRCA] Canada IBAC

2007-05-05 Thread Joe Miller, AB8YP
I believe "ac" is for "adjacent channel". No fear, someone will correct me if I am wrong VY73 from Joe AB8YP --- Pete Taylor <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Barry, > > You wrote: > > > BTW, why is "Canada" mentioned in the subject > line? So far, we remain > > IBAC-free here, 'cept for the

Re: [IRCA] Canada IBAC

2007-05-05 Thread Bob Young
Club of >America >Subject: [IRCA] Canada IBAC >Date: Sat, 5 May 2007 13:40:56 -0700 > >Barry, > >You wrote: > > > BTW, why is "Canada" mentioned in the subject line? So far, we remain > > IBAC-free here, 'cept for the stuff that slops over from sout

[IRCA] Canada IBAC

2007-05-05 Thread Pete Taylor
Barry, You wrote: > BTW, why is "Canada" mentioned in the subject line? So far, we remain > IBAC-free here, 'cept for the stuff that slops over from south of > the border. I hate to be dense but everyone else seems to call it IBOC (for "on channel") so what's the "AC" - at channel? Pete Ta