Call Me Stupid

[AE4FA]

Someone please explain why a "bandwidth" plan is needed at all. The identified problems seem to be:

1. Digital voice - although that mode has already been used for an international contact without anyone losing a license;

2. Regulation language that restricts the transmission of pictures via digital modes; and

3. Regulation language that restricts transmission of a digital file as part of a fone QSO.

Did I miss anything? So, how does a true "bandwidth" proposal address any of these without inviting such things as Pactor3 in the fone bands?

Why don't we just address the identified problems within the current regulatory structure, rather than trying to change the whole damn thing?

[KG6SAJ]

Maybe they need something to keep them from obsessing about..... sorry, to take their minds off of BPL.

Tim

[WA5KRP]

Quote[/b] (ae4fa @ Sep. 03 2004,18:44)]Call Me Stupid, You Won't Be The First

Nope. You're Late for Dinner.



WA5KRP
Texas

[KA9VQF]

In my never ending efforts to please the proletariat,….um I mean my comrades,…no,… the masses,….no,…..‘er,….my fellow Americans {that’s the ticket}

You are stupid.

Now this is a request of the original poster not necessarily my own opinion and therefore should not be taken as a personal attack.

However, if you are ‘stupid’ I am also because I don’t understand it either.

“If it ain’t broke you ain’t try'n” {Red Green}

[KB1GYQ]

Quote[/b] (ae4fa @ Sep. 03 2004,19:44)]Someone please explain why a "bandwidth" plan is needed at all. The identified problems seem to be:
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Why don't we just address the identified problems within the current regulatory structure, rather than trying to change the whole damn thing?

Thus my poll about what to do with the ARRL!

[KC7HDE]

I think it's just a way for them to justify their jobs.