[editor-surveyor]

You are appaerently deliberately misstating my assertion.

There is no way to create a delay greater than transmission time without storing the data somewhere for rebroadcast.

Creating packets stores, but not permanently, not usually perceptibly. The delays that are occuring definitely require storage for rebroadcast.

[Half Vast Conspiracy]

To create delay greater than the transmission distance divided by light speed requires recording somewhere.

There is no way to create a delay greater than transmission time without storing the data somewhere for rebroadcast.

Surely you see the difference between your TWO assertions.

[cuban leaf]

Sorry ES, I did not pay for the full half hour argument. I’m getting back to the topic at hand.

[MortMan]

Creating packets stores, but not permanently, not usually perceptibly. The delays that are occuring definitely require storage for rebroadcast.

That's called buffering, not recording. Recording is when the data is put into a retrievable, "permanent" form for storage.