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Topband: SDR and the use of "AUXILIARY CHANNELS" for DX

To: "Topband" <topband@contesting.com>
Subject: Topband: SDR and the use of "AUXILIARY CHANNELS" for DX
From: <mac@py2cw.net>
Reply-to: "mac@py2cw.net" <staff@imagens.tv>
Date: Wed, 6 Jan 2010 12:53:07 -0200
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On the "SDR" issue, 

I agree with Ian. The "problem" could come from ANY receiver delivering it's 
audio to the Web. 

And a cheater, using SDR could easily also "put his signals" at the DX places 
throug the Web, like Chris showed. 

In both cases, even, without an SDR equipment.

The real issue is about the use of "AUXILIARY CHANNELS" between the operator 
and it's "Receiver Front End" and "Transmitting Antenna". The ultimate 
"interfaces" to the Amateur Band being used for the QSO.

The use of "Long Distance Auxiliary Channels" is a clear violation of the 
Amateur Radio Principle simply because doing so he uses a "commercial tool to 
do the same".

New regulations must consider all this, a serious issue with the present 
resources of Comm and DSP Technology

73, Good (Real) DX and

Happy New Decade,

Mac

My Propagation Tester Project is now being reviewed. It's "audio feature" will 
be modified.
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