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Jim Logajan writes:
...honestly don't make any sense to me. In the first paragraph you see no problem with two transmitters being used to transmit the same thing using different frequencies and different modulation techniques, and in the second paragraph you do. The second instance involves additional or different information being transmitted over one channel, but not the other. The first instance involves only a reduction of noise; the information content is the same in both channels. I think you could turn the first paragraph into the second or vice-versa with appropriate special pleading - which is why I'm confused about why you find a switch from AM to FM a better transition than any other transition. I guess I just don't see what you see. I don't know if it's better than any other transition; I just think that something should be done to improve the archaic system that exists now. -- Transpose mxsmanic and gmail to reach me by e-mail. |
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