Nate Duehr wrote:
>>It is identified in voice. Just say your call sign just as you would in
>>any other mode.
>>
>>It's looked on as a regular voice mode, just digital modulation instead
>>of FM, AM, etc.
>
>
> General notes about digital modulation:
>
> Of course, there's another thing to consider...
>
> "Codes and Ciphers" aren't allowed in the Amateur service. Therefore
> digital modulation used in the Ham Bands must be a readily-available,
> published standard.
>
> Concocting your own digital modulation type is okay, as long as you
> publish it for all to use and decode. Or use an industry standard digital
> modulation type that someone else already published.
>
> If your chosen digital modulation type includes encryption, that also
> immediately disqualifies it, unless the encryption can be turned off.
>
That's the long version of what I said, yes ;cD
On the last statement, yes, but the encryption _must_ be turned off all
the time. P25 is perfectly legit on the ham bands (and there are a few
people using it) as long as you don't turn on encryption.
--
Jim Barbour
WD8CHL
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