Hi,

> It is frequency selective, but at a fairly low Q.  So I agree with Peter
> that no commercial system has a wide enough bandwidth see much benefit
> from this effect.

In Australia we now have CDMA mobile phones. CDMA of course uses DS spread
spectrum.

Where I live we have terrible multipath reception, TV is an unwatchable mess
and conventional mobile phones are useless. Even a car-phone is unusable.

My new CDMA phone can't understand what the fuss is. It works solid with no
drop-outs or distortion. There isn't a single dead spot.

............................. Zim

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