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[QUOTE="sophiecentaur, post: 6803917, member: 199289"] The cold light of reality. It would involve crude amplitude modulation of a very dirty signal. But, if we're actually interested in getting some useful data across, we would probably be better with a lower power and some clever modulation and coding of a coherent source. I suspect there may be some mileage in using a high power microwave source - a compromise between beam width and possible noise / bandwidth performance. [/QUOTE]
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