Hi Michael, buona sera!
I've enjoyed your florentine report on IRCA's mailing list and on behalf of
the small Italian community devoted to serious AM band DX I wish you a warm
welcome in our country!
Living in a crowded urban area, albeit largely built at least two centuries
ago, will not help you
Patrick,
Norway's phasing out of FM radio is being done in favor of digital radio
"multiplexes" based on Eureka 147 standard, aka DAB+ (which accomodates up
to 20 stereo or mono programs per single 1.5 MHz wide channel, using MPEG4
compression). DAB+ networks operate in VHF band III. A number of s
On 16/mar/2012, at 06:47, Mike Westfall wrote:
> The 790 is definitely Catholic. The priest is leading the rosary and
> Hail Marys, etc.
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> On Thu, Mar 15, 2012 at 11:21 PM, Chuck wrote:
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>> 790: mentions of "cristianos" and "navidad" but I can't tell if it is
>> Catholic or what.
>
Firs
On 3/25/07, Scott Fybush <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> My pleasure. I'm hoping some of the Europeans who lurk on the list might
> chime in with some more detailed observations about how DRM works in
> real-world conditions over there.
Pronto.
>From a purely (analog) DX oriented POV, Scott,
On 3/23/07, Paul Crankshaw <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Here in Europe there are a few DRM stations which I presume are the
> equivalent of IBOC.
Paul,
I believe IBOC it's even worse. DRM as pure digital modulation maintains a
spectral occupancy of 9 kHz, which is bad in cases like the one you
