[ARC5] 60m band and SCR274 transmitters

[WA5CAB at cs.com]

But the way that the rules were explained was that you could only or had to 
to be legal generate the signal using the USB channel of a SSB or ISB 
transmitter.  If the FSK signal is generated by feeding AFSK into an SSB 
transmitter, and receive it with an USB receiver, you will get the same results if 
you feed the normal AFSK into the USB transmitter or feed the inverted AFSK 
into the LSB channel.  And absent residual carrier to give it away, no one 
would be the wiser.  The same is true of CW whether generated the old way or 
the new way.

Obviously you would in the "illegal" cases have to put the suppressed 
carrier in the wrong place.

Robert Downs - Houston
wa5cab dot com (Web Store)
MVPA 9480

In a message dated 07/22/2017 14:44:47 PM Central Daylight Time, 
wrcromwell at gmail.com writes: 
> If you swap the tones in the digital modes (inverted) both tones will 
> still be above the suppressed carrier for USB. With a plain, good, old 
> fashioned CW transmitter just put your signal 1500 Hz above the assigned 
> channel frequency. There are numerous ways to accomplish that. Some 
> people make it "complicated". As Bob points out..it's simple.
> 
> Moving closer to 60 meter operation.
> 
> 73,
> 
> Bill  KU8H
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