On May 3, 8:57�pm, Mike wrote:
On May 3, 1:51 pm, PocketRadio wrote:





On May 2, 10:35 pm, Telamon

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dave wrote:
Telamon wrote:
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dave wrote:

Good. They selectively fade a lot. Now I can use the sync detector on
my SW2.

Where did you get this news?

I complained to them about their signal sounding really bad at night
when the phase cancelations occurred and the hiss in general anytime day
or night.

I can see it is off right now at 6:13 PM PT. Is it off day and night now
or just night time?

I got the news by tuning-in and noticing I did not have to turn off my
Synchronous Sideband to make the wuba-wubba-wubba go away. This was in
the day time.

That's great news Dave. Now I can listen to KFI in the evening again.
Hopefully the the IBOC will stay off.

In the car in the daytime if I traveled behind a large building,
hillside or any weak signal area that noise would show up. It was very
annoying.

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Telamon
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Hopefully, another IBLOCKer off for good! Struble is a scam-artist!- Hide quoted text -

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As I was tuning the MW band on a couple of receivers last night, I
noticed far less IBOC hash across the bands. Most significantly, local
WHAS has it turned off, enabling clear reception of KOA and WCCO - two
of my favorites.

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Yup, they are starting to turn off both FM-HD and AM-HD, but I am sure
it will be gradual - far too embarrassng for the broadcasters that
bought into Struble's scam. An up-to-date AM-HD list:

http://topazdesigns.com/iboc/station-list.html

To check the actual number of IBLOCK stations converted check here
(not the "near 2000 that Struble claims"):

http://www.fcc.gov/mb/audio/digital/index.html