[TenTec] ARRL "regulation by bandwidth"

[DaveHeller]

Look back at the record about 30 years ago.  ARRL was not the instigator
of incentive licensing.  It was FCC;  ARRL did what could be done to
make what FCC  was going to do anyway as acceptable as possible to the
masses.  My own opinion at the time was it was a good idea and I still
think it was good.  For practical purpuses  it gave Extras a few bottom
end private segments, a little bit to Advanced, leaving plenty for
Generals.   What was so wrong with giving the serious hams an incentive
to go for Extra?  Anyone who wanted it could put in a couple hours study
and get it.   K3TX, extra certificate #192.

-----Original Message-----
From: tentec-bounces at contesting.com
[mailto:tentec-bounces at contesting.com] On Behalf Of Ira Franklin
Sent: Thursday, April 14, 2005 7:40 AM
To: Discussion of Ten-Tec Equipment
Subject: Re: [TenTec] ARRL "regulation by bandwidth"

Guess I just get nervous with some of their plans, still remember that
they were the group that brought the great boon of incentive licenseing
to ham radio.
 
Ira  K4YMQ


Ken Brown <ken.d.brown at verizon.net> wrote:
Martin, AA6E wrote:

>AM forever! - read the article:
>
Oops...I guess I did not read the text carefully enough, and made the 
completely rediculous assumption that the pictorial chart 
representations would be complete and accurate.

>
>"The EC made no change to its earlier recommendation that the rules
>continue to permit double-sideband, full-carrier AM and independent
>sideband (ISB) as specific exceptions to the 3 kHz bandwidth
>limit--with restrictions of 9 kHz and 6 kHz respectively.
>
DE N6KB


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