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To: postyle who wrote (4358)	6/26/2000 5:56:00 PM
From: Bux	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 5195

Postyle, the 10Mhz limitation is not much of a limit from a practical standpoint. Consider that it is a limit on how wide a signal may be spread, not how many Mhz the network operator can deploy. Nobody is even close to deploying a system that spreads over 10Mhz and even if that is done, it will still fall under the '94 agreement. An operator can deploy as many channels with a 10Mhz spread as desired and still be covered under the '94 agreement. Nobody even has enough spectrum for this to come into play let alone a reason or the technical ability to deploy 10Mhz spreads with acceptable performance. It's a non-issue. Why do the IDC shareholders continue to parade this around as if it meant something? Bux