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On 13 Jun 2004 22:49:37 GMT, Mark Howell wrote:
As an employee of one of several AM station owners, including CCU and Disney, involved in a battle over interference from stations in Northern Mexico, I beg to differ. We care a lot, and have joined in legal action to protect our signal. There is also some evidence that IBOC interference can affect home metro groundwave coverage of adjacent channel stations. Between the cubans and the mexicans, I can't get WLS reliably here in Charlotte at night. I also have trouble with a lot of the locals. (I don't know if they are flea power at night or what, but there is almost nothing on the band (other than WBT) that seems to come in clearly at night. sigh I dread seeing what IBOC will do to the local scene.. will get even worse. |
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