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Author Re: AM electromagnetic waves: 20 KHz modulation frequencyonanastronomically-low carrier frequency
Ron Baker, Pluralitas!

2007-07-07, 4:33 am


"Tommy Tootles" <tommy@toot.com> wrote in message
news:cHCji.20841$RX.6448@newssvr11.news.prodigy.net...
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> John Smith I wrote:
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> What *I* discovered is -not- the point. And for all intents and purposes,
> "AM" and DSB are two distinct (but certainly related) things. Different
> hardware to create (balanced modulator for DSB vs high level plate
> modulation for 'classic' AM), more power required for AM and finally, back
> in the day, the FCC had -different- emission designators for AM vs DSB.
> Now, if they were the same, why would you think the FCC gave
> them -different- emission designators?


You make good, relevant points there.

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> What IS the point is:
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> 1) The original poster asked a question about "x".
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> 2) You gave a half-assed answer to "y".
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> And then, you had the bare faced gall to accuse the original poster of
> being on drugs!
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> Look at the good news--even though you gave a partially wrong answer to a
> question that wasn't even asked, you at least resolved the issue of which
> of the two of you is on drugs... ;-)
>


I would agree with the above also, but don't
wish to be provocative. ;)


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