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dxAce wrote:
I wasn't aware that anyone was running IBOC overnight. I was going to say "well, he was listening at 5:30am - and if he was west of Thunder Bay then he'd have been on Central Time". The numbers still don't work out for most stations: Station October "FCC sunrise" WABC 0500 CST WCCO 0630 CST WLW 0645 CST WHAM 0530 CST KFAB 0630 CST (that WLW figure doesn't make sense, I think I made a typo somewhere. Probably 0545 or 0600.) So it would have been "daytime" at WABC & WHAM but not at any of the other stations. I am making the rash assumption the unnamed station on 1110 was KFAB -- maybe it was WBT? (which probably would have indeed been in "daytime") We do occasionally observe major stations running IBOC at night. It must be some kind of FCC-sanctioned test as it happens far too often to be explained as technical errors at some of the country's best-engineered stations. Usually that doesn't happen at this many stations at the same time though. -- Doug Smith W9WI Pleasant View (Nashville), TN EM66 http://www.w9wi.com |
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