Far more impressive is
"This frequency is used for long range aircraft communication. Here is what
it is supposed to sound like (cut to video of clear reception -- preferably
with real time communication occurring). Here is what is sounds like with
BPL (cut to video of noise)."
This simple example is totally missing from the ARRL materials (sorry Ed).
Most folks don't understand S meters, field strength or any of that techno
mumbo jumbo. Watching a guy spin the dial means nothing. CW or SSB chatter
sounds the same in or out of BPL noise because they don't understand any of it
anyway. (Ask your wife) The ARRL video was good for firing up hams because
we get it, the rest of the world hasn't a clue.
They can easily understand "Yep, I don't hear that airplane so good now.
Sure glad I am not on it."
Radio k4ia
"Buck"
Fredericksburg, Virginia USA
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