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Subject: [AMPS] Re: SERIOUS commentary from N4XY on "no-code" and "bounced" submission to [CW] from Bob Marston, K1TA [LONG] but please read all
From: km1h@juno.com (km1h@juno.com)
Date: Sat, 30 Jan 1999 16:00:01 -0500


On Thu, 28 Jan 1999 07:17:29 -0800 Bob Marston <k1ta@earthlink.net>
writes:
>
>At 11:15 AM 1/28/99 -0000, Peter Chadwick wrote:
>>
>>>Given the fact that cw is far more spectrum efficient 
>>
>>It isn't. Spectrum efficiency is bits/Hz.
>>
>>HF packet is about 0.1 bits/Hz. HF CW  is about 10bits/sec, and needs 
>about
>>50Hz to allow for fading etc, so is about 0.2 bits/Hz. Analogue 
>speech is
>>often reckoned as about 2 bits/Hz.
>>
>>CW is inherently narrow band, not spectrally efficient.
>>
>
>OK Point Taken...But that still doesn't change my arguement...What I 
>meant
>to convey is that far more cw signals can be accomodated in the same
>frequency spectrum as SSB signals.


On paper, yes.
And what benefit does that have to do with emergency traffic?

Emergency nets are on a single frequency and should not be competing with
each other for the same 3KHz .
I find it far more useful on SSB to be able to listen to multiple signals
at a time when trying to seperate the wannabees from the true on site
ops. On SSB it is also far easier to convey in a few syllables a sense of
urgency that may pop up at any time.
Try that on an archaic and structured CW net.

There is also a huge difference between true emergency traffic and the
personal stuff such as did Aunt Tillies Studebaker survive.

73  Carl  KM1H



>
>73s
>
>Bob K1TA
>
>
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