Hi Collin and the group.  I don't know where they are experimenting with
this, but part of Art Bell's point was the fact that he wanted the ability
of hams to experiment more and to have the freedom to experiment more on
the ham bands, and I was impressed with the demonstration.  Did you by
chance hear a tone in the back ground of whatever it was you were hearing?
As I posted earlier there are some users on 220 MHz who I think that are
using ESSB, and though it is quite readable there is that tone in the
background.





On Mon, 2 May 2005, Colin McDonald wrote:

> perhaps that was what i was hearing earlier tonight on 14.301 sounded like
> some crazy sounding audio with extremely wide range and great quality, just
> couldn't understand it with the 2.4KHZ filter.
> 73
> Colin, V A6BKX
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> Subject: Re: did anyone catch the demonstration on Coast to Coast AM last
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> > I caught it also and, let me tell you, the difference was astounding.
> >
> > 73 De Anthony W2AJV
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> > Subject: did anyone catch the demonstration on Coast to Coast AM last
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> > on ESSB?
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> > > Hi folks, I was just wondering if anyone managed to catch the ESSB
> verses
> > > just regular old SSB on Coast to Coast AM last night?  I caught it and
> was
> > > impressed.
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