On 08/11/17 08:30, Jim Brown wrote:
On 11/7/2017 10:03 AM, Steve Wright wrote:
It's an even more serious mistake to overtly self-police when there
are no issues to fix.
I don't understand what you mean by "self-police."
No, you don't, and you should, along with the harm the comes from acting
out and actively selling your beliefs to others.
FURNISH THE COMPLAINT.
Every time I tune my RX to the SSB part of any active band, I hear
splatter where the suppressed sideband should be, and beyond the
cutoff of the TX sideband filter on the active sideband. And I see the
distortion on a good spectrum display that I'm certain is not being
generated in the receiver.
That is a BELIEF. It's not SCIENCE.
It is all too common for a SSB station to be occupying 10 kHz of a
band (and I'm not talking about stations TRYING to transmit "hi-fi.)"
And I typically observe this on many signals, not just a few.
HOW many? What percentage? Quote the ACTUAL numbers, aside from what
you BELIEVE.
Why does this matter? Because many of us want to work the weaker
stations on either side of that splattering rig. And because FCC Rules
require that our transmitted signal observe the minimum bandwidth
required for the means of transmission. And because using more than
that bandwidth is selfish is piggish. It's the equivalent of those
obnoxious teenage (and older) drivers with super loud audio systems
driving down the road with their windows open, cranked up so loud that
you feel the vibration of the bass.
In school, in WV, I learned that with rights come responsibilities.
Sure, but your COMPLAINTS are ANECDOTES, with lots of 'always' and
'never'. That's not SCIENCE, that's OPINION presented as fact. Without
science, you are acting out what you believe.
You don't have the right to repeatedly and tiresomely peddle your
beliefs to the community - that infringes on THEIR rights, so that you
have YOUR needs met. That is called virtue signalling.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Virtue_signalling
Go DO as you choose, as I do. I'll stand up for your rights to do that.
S
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