RW> RW> TW>> Standard term for an RF signal transmitted.   
      
   RW> RW>> I was unsure about the use of the word, but pretty sure that you   
   RW> RW>> didn't know what you're talking about there.   
      
   RW> RW>> A carrier is an alternate system that 'carry's' a station, such as   
   RW> RW>> cable or sat services. Also note below where it says: "individuals   
   RW> RW>> or companies that authorize broadcasting or other use of radio   
   RW> RW>> transmissions in connection with broadcasting"   
      
   RW> TW> I DO know what I am talking aobut, You are the Misinformed one on   
   RW> TW> this subject.   
      
   RW>I won't bother to answer this one, as you'll argue about it until you're   
   RW>blue in the face, just to save face.   
      
   RW>I'll take this reply as a slap in the face that you're so well informed,   
   RW>you can't even admit to it when you're wrong.   
      
      
   I have no problem with that but it stil lstands that the Word "Carrier"   
   is a Standard term  used to describe the RF signal eninating form a   
   transmitter.   
   And it has been almost since the Inception of radio. When I learned   
   about "Radio Electricity", the term used before Electronics came into   
   popular use, when I took 3 hour per day "Trade Course" that is the term   
   that was used by the Instructor who was besides having a First Class   
   FCC licence had a Ham Licence.   
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