W6LX continued:
>The NPR signal really re-creates the conditions that we would have if
>every ham in
>the world picked a different frequency on 20 meters (except for 14.025
>MHz) and
>then went key down for 60 seconds while you tried to listen for a weak
>signal on
>14.025 MHz. Can you imagine? Not very realistic.
True, but such a situation may be the closest way to simulate the real-world on
the bench - come to think of it, this is not too far off from an instant in
time (not
all carriers key down simultaneously, but lotsa random carriers keying randomly
might not be too far off from what simulated environment).
73, BW2/VR2BrettGraham
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