--- Patrick Martin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Pete,
One thing out here on the coast, I get no IBOC hash
on FM, as far as I
can tell. I don't have my old FM Yagi up any longer,
so I don't know if
I would hear any on that. But I have heard FM IBOC
does cover better
than AM,.
The FM still
KPLU-88.5 Tacoma has a repeater near Seattle on 88.1 and the
repeater's audio is 8 seconds ahead of the mother signal presumably
because 88.5 is IBOC. I have seen many comments relating to the
limited range of the IBOC signal on AM but I don't recall seeing
anyone comment on what must
Pete Taylor wrote:
KPLU-88.5 Tacoma has a repeater near Seattle on 88.1 and the
repeater's audio is 8 seconds ahead of the mother signal presumably
because 88.5 is IBOC. I have seen many comments relating to the
limited range of the IBOC signal on AM but I don't recall seeing
anyone
Obviously, this can be highly disconcerting when the delay between
analog and digital isn't matched properly. I heard that today while
demo'ing an IBOC receiver on the WOWO digital signal, which apparently
has no delay on the analog. It wasn't pretty!
WBZ-1030 had no delay on the analog side
Pete,
One thing out here on the coast, I get no IBOC hash on FM, as far as I
can tell. I don't have my old FM Yagi up any longer, so I don't know if
I would hear any on that. But I have heard FM IBOC does cover better
than AM,.
73,
Patrick
Patrick Martin
KAVT Reception Manager
Craig Healy wrote:
WBZ-1030 had no delay on the analog side for quite a while. Reason being
that traffic and on-scene reporters took their cues from the live feed.
Eventually WBZ got a separate real-time system for cues and whatnot.
Probably why WOWO isn't set that way. It's not easy to
