Bitten again by IBOC
 

I recorded Limbaugh yesterday, thinking to play it back later.

I forgot WTVN 610 Columbus OH was running IBOC, and so there's a
huge hiss and rumble on the entire recording, from interaction
with the receiver's sync detection (Sony 2010).

You not only get the favored rain-barrel acoustics, but there's
a great clatter in the background throughout.

This is the _designed_ result, not some interference with some other
noise source.
--
Ron Hardin


On the internet, nobody knows you're a jerk.

Bitten again by IBOC
 

On Sat, 09 Sep 2006 14:04:31 GMT, Ron Hardin
wrote:

I recorded Limbaugh yesterday, thinking to play it back later.

I forgot WTVN 610 Columbus OH was running IBOC, and so there's a
huge hiss and rumble on the entire recording, from interaction
with the receiver's sync detection (Sony 2010).

You not only get the favored rain-barrel acoustics, but there's
a great clatter in the background throughout.

This is the _designed_ result, not some interference with some other
noise source.

You can't use a sync detector on an IBOC AM station unless you get
both sidebands. The digital carriers are 180 degrees out of phase so
that they cancel each other out in a regular receiver.

Bitten again by IBOC
 

Ron Hardin wrote:

I recorded Limbaugh yesterday, thinking to play it back later.

Why?

Bitten again by IBOC
 

I wouldn't give rush Oxycontin limbaugh (rush Oxycontin limbaugh,,, GO
TO HELL!!!!!!!!!!) the time of day.He isn't worth it.And I quit wearing
a wris****ch years ago.
cuhulin

Bitten again by IBOC
 

wrote:

I wouldn't give rush Oxycontin limbaugh (rush Oxycontin limbaugh,,,

He just got caught with Viagra that wasn't prescribed for him when he
was returning from one of leading pedophile travel destinations, the
Dominican Republic.

Bitten again by IBOC
 

I guess I could get some Viagara over yonder at the VA Medical
Center.But I just dont want that crap.
cuhulin

Bitten again by IBOC
 

David wrote:
On Sat, 09 Sep 2006 14:04:31 GMT, Ron Hardin
wrote:

I recorded Limbaugh yesterday, thinking to play it back later.

I forgot WTVN 610 Columbus OH was running IBOC, and so there's a
huge hiss and rumble on the entire recording, from interaction
with the receiver's sync detection (Sony 2010).

You not only get the favored rain-barrel acoustics, but there's
a great clatter in the background throughout.

This is the _designed_ result, not some interference with some other
noise source.

You can't use a sync detector on an IBOC AM station unless you get
both sidebands. The digital carriers are 180 degrees out of phase so
that they cancel each other out in a regular receiver.

This is interesting. How many radios besides the AR7030 have this type
of sideband?

"Marble Mouth" Audio Distortion on KCBS with IBOC
 

Ron Hardin wrote:
I recorded Limbaugh yesterday, thinking to play it back later.

I forgot WTVN 610 Columbus OH was running IBOC, and so there's a
huge hiss and rumble on the entire recording, from interaction
with the receiver's sync detection (Sony 2010).

You not only get the favored rain-barrel acoustics, but there's
a great clatter in the background throughout.

This is the _designed_ result, not some interference with some other
noise source.
--
Ron Hardin


On the internet, nobody knows you're a jerk.

For One and All,

I have noticed recently that since KCBS 740 kHz AM Radio
out of San Francisco, CA has started IBOC occasionally I
hear "Marble Mouth" Audio for a several seconds once or
twice an Hour. KCBS normally comes in fairly good up here
in Twain Harte, CA about 120 Miles due East of the Station.
KCBS = http://www.kcbs.com/
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/KCBS-AM
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/KCBS_%28AM%29
http://www.oldradio.com/archives/sta...sf/kcbspix.htm

FWIW - Over the Years I have never heard this type of
"Marble Mouth" Audio Distortion on KCBS prior to IBOC.

Question - Has anyone else hear some new types of
Audio Distortion from AM Radios Stations that are now
Broadcasting using IBOC ?
-and-
What are the specifics as to the Radio Station ID/Freq;
your Location and Distance from the Radio Station ?

READ - Digital Signals Spark Static From AM Radio
WSJ.Com -by- Sarah McBride on 2 March 2006
http://online.wsj.com/public/article...ml?mod=blog s


i want to know ~ RHF

Bitten again by IBOC
 

On 10 Sep 2006 18:10:46 -0700, wrote:


David wrote:
On Sat, 09 Sep 2006 14:04:31 GMT, Ron Hardin
wrote:

I recorded Limbaugh yesterday, thinking to play it back later.

I forgot WTVN 610 Columbus OH was running IBOC, and so there's a
huge hiss and rumble on the entire recording, from interaction
with the receiver's sync detection (Sony 2010).

You not only get the favored rain-barrel acoustics, but there's
a great clatter in the background throughout.

This is the _designed_ result, not some interference with some other
noise source.

You can't use a sync detector on an IBOC AM station unless you get
both sidebands. The digital carriers are 180 degrees out of phase so
that they cancel each other out in a regular receiver.

This is interesting. How many radios besides the AR7030 have this type
of sideband?

The Drake R8B can tune upper, lower or both.

(OT) : Zolzpetez - Thank You For Being The Poster Boy For The Hypocrisy That Is Liberalism
 

On 11 Sep 2006 01:24:16 -0700, "RHF"
wrote:


Plus a clear example of the Liberal Double Standard of what
is an Identified and Documented Medical Condition "ED".

Are you saying Rush can't ''get it up'' without drugs?