On Nov 23, 11:24 am, Steve wrote:
On Nov 23, 2:28 am, RHF wrote:





On Nov 22, 7:25 pm, "
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On Nov 22, 4:14 pm, "David Eduardo" wrote:

"Brenda Ann" wrote in message

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"D Peter Maus" wrote in message
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FM failed. Twice. The public didn't care. There was virtually no
uptake.

Look at it now.

FM didn't require people to throw out their old radios and buy new ones.

It didn't? How did you listen to FM on an AM radio. Similarly, HD does not
require anyone buy a new radio unless they want to... the analog signals
continue to be broadcast. Of course, you had the choice of simply not buying
an FM radio, which is what 99% of the people did for the first 25 years of
FM broadcasting.

Color TV didn't require people to throw out their B/W sets and buy an
expensive new color set. Color TV didn't interfere with existing B/W
television services and was still viewable on existing B/W sets.

Just as current radios will continue to receive analog signals.

So, then are you saying that HD radio, once all stations go to that,
will require everyone to purchase an HD radio - or could one still
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BAJ,

You can not listen to the "HD" Radio 'Digital' Signal
on an Anolog Radio.

1 - Buy a HD Radio and Listen for Free.

2 - Buy a Internet Radio and Pay a Month Fee.

3 - Buy a Satellite Radio and Pay a Month Fee.

Your Future Choice : Free -or- Monthly Fee

~ RHF
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Internet radio requires a fee? I'm still waiting for my first bill in
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Steve,

Do You Pay For Internet Access ?

Via a Land Line or Cable ? [ ISP Costs ]

The average Table Radio is ~25 Watts
-while- The average Home PC is ~250 Watts [ 10X ]
-extra- "WiFi" Whole House System

you pay-through-the-nose month-after-month ~ RHF