EbNaut partly achieves its close-to-the-limit capability
by discarding anything that uses energy to make the signal
detectable.

With little activity and every transmission an experiment in
the unknown, that's of little consequence.

If ever there was enough activity, an option might be to put
up a website where transmissions can be notified in advance
so that receivers could be prepared.

A transmission could be announced through the site and
successful decodes reported against it.  That would give
a public log of activity and performance.

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Paul Nicholson
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