Ok, sounds that i have triggered a discussion that is touching
emotions...so, some words to clear up the issue: Of course, i
am also a fan of analog transmission (and the well built vintage
radios associated with it - otherwise i would not be here),
anyhow: technology is progressing, and, hopeful
Greg Putrich <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> made an utterence to the drakelist gang
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I believe you're correct. According to some searching, IBOC was rolled
out to a handful of markets, including Chicago.
Here's a link that talks about th
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Has anyone else in the Chicago area noticed the
digital signal on both sides of WIND 560? If that is the kind of
interference that broadband is going to make uh oh
Dan
Dan, I am
located in Chicago's South suburbs about 15 miles due West from WIND's
transmitter/t
Mike Hammer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> made an utterence to the drakelist gang
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At 02:45 PM 6/7/04 -0500, DAN COTSIRILOS wrote:
Has anyone else in the Chicago area noticed the digital signal on both
sides of WIND 560? If that is the k
I'm not an US-citizen, so my following statement is a wild guess,
anyhow: Maybe this signal is not an interference, but a transmis-
sion of the emerging, new AM-broadcast mode called "DRM" (Digital
Radio Mondiale) which uses QAM32 or QAM64 as a modulation method
and delivers crystal-clear audio,
Has anyone else in the Chicago area noticed the
digital signal on both sides of WIND 560? If that is the kind of
interference that broadband is going to make uh oh
Dan
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