May 24th 09, 06:40 PM
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"iBiquity approved". Really, what a joke
David Eduardo wrote:
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friend's ipod with commercials wrote:
Even 6,000 watts of Fm in stereo is scratchy..
Oooh; don't tell these guys:
http://www.fccinfo.com/CMDProEngine....DNumber=264236
HAAT of the antenna structure makes a lot more difference than EIRP.
True to some extent. I was involved with a station in the LA area
that had 500 watts at over 1000 feet, HAAT, and about 2000 feet over
the LA Basin. What we had was a bad signal over a very large area,
That sounds like multipath in the RF plumbing. Did you tune for
minimum Synchronous AM?
Every necessary step was taken... including a rebuild on Johnstone when
the station was purchased. This was simply a case of too little power,
although it theoretically covered a great distance. The power was just
not enough anywhere to penetrate homes and buildings.
Where was the beam tilt aimed?
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