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HD radios being mass marketed, MW DXing down the tube?
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(sci.energy.hydrogen news group) www.cfiflistmanager.org/amnestyxxv.html Illegal Aliens and most of them are Mexicans.We should send all of the Illegal Aliens to Canada.Canada is a big Country and lots and lots of room in Canada for Illegal Aliens. cuhulin |
Xmas Present for DXass: Some Overlooked People to Hate
ve3... wrote: DxEcch, Alleged collich graduate, and holder of the prized "Ignorant and proud of it award" should be along shortly to point ou that the correct French spelling is "Saint Pierre and Miquelon." Let's see which of his four stock insults he uses. |
Deleting your threats, are you?
m II wrote:
dxAcehole wrote: A nice deleted message. He wasn't quite drunk enough to let it get read. Nice going, cretin... mike |
HD radios being mass marketed, MW DXing down the tube?
David Frackelton Gleason, who made up the name 'Eduardo' c.2000, wrote: "dxAce" wrote in message ... David Eduardo wrote: wrote in message oups.com... David Eduardo wrote: wrote in message ups.com... David Eduardo wrote: "Dorpmuller" wrote in message . .. HELL!!! Can't we talk radio instead of flaming??! What new SW listener, or possible listener, think about the hobby? dxAss is not a hobbyist. He is simply a garden variety bigot and racist who uses the fact he owns an R8 as an excuse to stalk canadians and others he considers undesirable (99.99999999999999% of Humanity) so he can make some of the dumbest flames known to Usenet. **** you, cocksucker (and fake Hispanic) ! Ah, I so admire a person with a strong command of language. Ah, and I admire fake hispanics that use their name to get positions at Univision, when they are only ****ing high-school dropouts ! The Lehman Brothers ratings scorecard for 2006 shows Univsion the #1 group in the US based on ratings performance. There must be a reason I get paid other than my baptismal name... and ratings must be that reason. Yeah, that baptismal name that you made up c.2000! That would make me about 5, then. Now that you mention it... |
Xmas Present for DXass: Some Overlooked People to Hate
"ve3..." wrote: DxAss, Alleged collich graduate, and holder of the prized "Ignorant and proud of it award" has vented his spleen ( he laughed his ass off long ago) against Canadians, Mexicans, and others who are different than him (shudder). He has missed one group: the residents of St. Pierre and Michelon, a French province in the Gulf of St. Lawrence. The French are good at insults and would keep DxEcch out of our hair at least until he has used up his four stock phrases (yawn) and returned to the CB band. Get a CB radio, Boy. You dumbass Canucks certainly yawn a lot. Get some sleep, Boy. dxAce Michigan USA |
HD radios being mass marketed, MW DXing down the tube?
wrote in The FCC will never allow IBOC at night - there are too many interference problems How can that be when 1/100th of the power transmitted is IBOC and it only has a 60% coverage area? Are you Al Gore's brother? When analog disapears, and it will, your analog radio will be a museum peice and your so called interference will be solved. |
HD radios being mass marketed, MW DXing down the tube?
Neo-con American Right-wing Zionist/Christian Imperialist wrote: wrote in The FCC will never allow IBOC at night - there are too many interference problems How can that be when 1/100th of the power transmitted is IBOC and it only has a 60% coverage area? Are you Al Gore's brother? When analog disapears, and it will, your analog radio will be a museum peice and your so called interference will be solved. Keep dreaming - the Bridge Ratings have analog out to the middle of the century. What's you gonna do - turn off analog, and with no one buying HD radios, have no one listening ! lol |
HD radios being mass marketed, MW DXing down the tube?
Millions of stores sell analog radios.Some new analog radios are priced
at only a few dollars and some are priced way on up there.Those stores are selling analog radios every day or else they wouldn't have them in stock for people to buy.Just imagine if the whole Country switches to iboc,there would be hell to pay! Some people would be ''getting their Henikens at the discount stores''. cuhulin |
HD radios being mass marketed, MW DXing down the tube?
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HD radios being mass marketed, MW DXing down the tube?
Perhaps I may interest you with an analog scanner?
How about an analog Sony Trinitron TV? I'll throw in a analog satellite TV receiver to go along with it? Or perhaps you would prefer a morse code straight key? wrote in message ps.com... Neo-con American Right-wing Zionist/Christian Imperialist wrote: wrote in The FCC will never allow IBOC at night - there are too many interference problems How can that be when 1/100th of the power transmitted is IBOC and it only has a 60% coverage area? Are you Al Gore's brother? When analog disapears, and it will, your analog radio will be a museum peice and your so called interference will be solved. Keep dreaming - the Bridge Ratings have analog out to the middle of the century. What's you gonna do - turn off analog, and with no one buying HD radios, have no one listening ! lol |
HD radios being mass marketed, MW DXing down the tube?
My new Sony 27 inch CRT flat screen Trinitron Wega tv set has an analog
tuner and a digital tuner.It gets the best picture of any tv sets I have ever owned before.I am thinking about buying a DVD player/recorder for my tv set. cuhulin |
HD radios being mass marketed, MW DXing down the tube?
David Eduardo wrote: "Steve Stone" wrote in message ... They don't allow HD on AM after sunset.. That should help They will, eventually. The real issue is that nearly nobody listens to AM at night, anyway. IBOC will never be approved for nighttime AM. Many people listen to nighttime AM, because talk shows are highly rated. |
HD radios being mass marketed, MW DXing down the tube?
wrote in message ups.com... David Eduardo wrote: "Steve Stone" wrote in message ... They don't allow HD on AM after sunset.. That should help They will, eventually. The real issue is that nearly nobody listens to AM at night, anyway. IBOC will never be approved for nighttime AM. Many people listen to nighttime AM, because talk shows are highly rated. No, they are not "highly rated" if at night. AM audience at night is a lower percentage of total radio audience than in the daytime. The total radio rating at night (7 to Midnight) is around a 7 (7% of the universe) and AM is only a couple of percent. Talk is not a majority format. |
HD radios being mass marketed, MW DXing down the tube?
Talk Radio is an extremly big format,both at day time and night time.
cuhulin |
HD radios being mass marketed, MW DXing down the tube?
David Eduardo wrote: wrote in message ups.com... David Eduardo wrote: "Steve Stone" wrote in message ... They don't allow HD on AM after sunset.. That should help They will, eventually. The real issue is that nearly nobody listens to AM at night, anyway. IBOC will never be approved for nighttime AM. Many people listen to nighttime AM, because talk shows are highly rated. No, they are not "highly rated" if at night. AM audience at night is a lower percentage of total radio audience than in the daytime. The total radio rating at night (7 to Midnight) is around a 7 (7% of the universe) and AM is only a couple of percent. Talk is not a majority format. Yes, I just read about it on the Internet - if nighttime AM was so unsuccessful, then why are stations running broadcasting at night. You are so full of ****, and IBOC will fail - go play with your red laced panties. |
HD radios being mass marketed, MW DXing down the tube?
wrote in message ups.com... David Eduardo wrote: wrote in message ups.com... David Eduardo wrote: "Steve Stone" wrote in message ... They don't allow HD on AM after sunset.. That should help They will, eventually. The real issue is that nearly nobody listens to AM at night, anyway. IBOC will never be approved for nighttime AM. Many people listen to nighttime AM, because talk shows are highly rated. No, they are not "highly rated" if at night. AM audience at night is a lower percentage of total radio audience than in the daytime. The total radio rating at night (7 to Midnight) is around a 7 (7% of the universe) and AM is only a couple of percent. Talk is not a majority format. Yes, I just read about it on the Internet - if nighttime AM was so unsuccessful, then why are stations running broadcasting at night. You are so full of ****, and IBOC will fail - go play with your red laced panties. I am NOT saying that there is no listening at night... just that it is vastly below the levels of daytime radio in the 6 AM to 7 PM time period. Night listening for AM and FM (all radio) is about 25% of the daytime level. For AM, it is about 20% of the daytime level. Still, there is listening, and it is worth staying on the air. More to the point, there is nearly no listening between midnight and 5 AM, but (aside from the original technical reason for operating 24/7), being on does deliver a few listeners to the all important morning daypart where a huge percentage of revenues are derived. Most stations, unless they have play by play or something of its ilk, do not get revenue from late evenings and overnights... but they use it to give bonus spots to advertisers to lower the cost per point and to get on ad buys. |
HD radios being mass marketed, MW DXing down the tube?
wrote in message ps.com... David Eduardo wrote: I am NOT saying that there is no listening at night... just that it is vastly below the levels of daytime radio in the 6 AM to 7 PM time period. Night listening for AM and FM (all radio) is about 25% of the daytime level. For AM, it is about 20% of the daytime level. Still, there is listening, and it is worth staying on the air. More to the point, there is nearly no listening between midnight and 5 AM, but (aside from the original technical reason for operating 24/7), being on does deliver a few listeners to the all important morning daypart where a huge percentage of revenues are derived. Most stations, unless they have play by play or something of its ilk, do not get revenue from late evenings and overnights... but they use it to give bonus spots to advertisers to lower the cost per point and to get on ad buys. I'm sure, you would like to have nighttime AM shut off, or IBOC approved for nighttime AM, just to get rid of the MW DX'ers. Looks like you changed your tune a bit. AM will shut itself off in due time, as news/talk, the principal format, migrates to FM as it has in many markets just this year. The problems of AM are multiple: 1. Increasing interference form thing ranging from BPL to noisy LED stoplight switches, reducing coverage. 2. Migration of main format to FM 3. Lack of use of AM by under-55's, where nearly 100% of radio ad sales are directed. 4. Unawareness of AM by under-35's, who have no use for it and do not listen. 5. Advertisers with "No AM" dictates 6. Lack of full coverage signals in most markets. Few markets have more than one or two AMs that cover fully day and night. HD is not going to help AM much, although it could create an opportunity for niche music formats over time. Even that is doubtful. HD probably will be approved for night use, as there is so little listening to AMs outside their groundwave interference free contours and nothing would be lost. |
HD radios being mass marketed, MW DXing down the tube?
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"David Eduardo" wrote: wrote in message ps.com... David Eduardo wrote: I am NOT saying that there is no listening at night... just that it is vastly below the levels of daytime radio in the 6 AM to 7 PM time period. Night listening for AM and FM (all radio) is about 25% of the daytime level. For AM, it is about 20% of the daytime level. Still, there is listening, and it is worth staying on the air. More to the point, there is nearly no listening between midnight and 5 AM, but (aside from the original technical reason for operating 24/7), being on does deliver a few listeners to the all important morning daypart where a huge percentage of revenues are derived. Most stations, unless they have play by play or something of its ilk, do not get revenue from late evenings and overnights... but they use it to give bonus spots to advertisers to lower the cost per point and to get on ad buys. I'm sure, you would like to have nighttime AM shut off, or IBOC approved for nighttime AM, just to get rid of the MW DX'ers. Looks like you changed your tune a bit. AM will shut itself off in due time, as news/talk, the principal format, migrates to FM as it has in many markets just this year. The problems of AM are multiple: 1. Increasing interference form thing ranging from BPL to noisy LED stoplight switches, reducing coverage. 2. Migration of main format to FM 3. Lack of use of AM by under-55's, where nearly 100% of radio ad sales are directed. 4. Unawareness of AM by under-35's, who have no use for it and do not listen. 5. Advertisers with "No AM" dictates 6. Lack of full coverage signals in most markets. Few markets have more than one or two AMs that cover fully day and night. HD is not going to help AM much, although it could create an opportunity for niche music formats over time. Even that is doubtful. HD probably will be approved for night use, as there is so little listening to AMs outside their groundwave interference free contours and nothing would be lost. I listen to out of the area AM stations all the time and I'm not Dx'ing as a hobby but listening to the programs so a lot will be lost for me and many other people that do the same. -- Telamon Ventura, California |
HD radios being mass marketed, MW DXing down the tube?
David Eduardo wrote: wrote in message ps.com... David Eduardo wrote: I am NOT saying that there is no listening at night... just that it is vastly below the levels of daytime radio in the 6 AM to 7 PM time period. Night listening for AM and FM (all radio) is about 25% of the daytime level. For AM, it is about 20% of the daytime level. Still, there is listening, and it is worth staying on the air. More to the point, there is nearly no listening between midnight and 5 AM, but (aside from the original technical reason for operating 24/7), being on does deliver a few listeners to the all important morning daypart where a huge percentage of revenues are derived. Most stations, unless they have play by play or something of its ilk, do not get revenue from late evenings and overnights... but they use it to give bonus spots to advertisers to lower the cost per point and to get on ad buys. I'm sure, you would like to have nighttime AM shut off, or IBOC approved for nighttime AM, just to get rid of the MW DX'ers. Looks like you changed your tune a bit. AM will shut itself off in due time, as news/talk, the principal format, migrates to FM as it has in many markets just this year. The problems of AM are multiple: 1. Increasing interference form thing ranging from BPL to noisy LED stoplight switches, reducing coverage. 2. Migration of main format to FM 3. Lack of use of AM by under-55's, where nearly 100% of radio ad sales are directed. 4. Unawareness of AM by under-35's, who have no use for it and do not listen. 5. Advertisers with "No AM" dictates 6. Lack of full coverage signals in most markets. Few markets have more than one or two AMs that cover fully day and night. HD is not going to help AM much, although it could create an opportunity for niche music formats over time. Even that is doubtful. HD probably will be approved for night use, as there is so little listening to AMs outside their groundwave interference free contours and nothing would be lost. Due to skywave propagation, AM IBOC still interferes with protected contours; there is no way, the FCC can approve IBOC for n ighttime AM. HD RAdio/IBOC does not work well on AM, so keep dreaming - we will be around for many years. DAB has failed in Canada and IBOC will fail in the US. |
HD radios being mass marketed, MW DXing down the tube?
"Telamon" wrote HD probably will be approved for night use, as there is so little listening to AMs outside their groundwave interference free contours and nothing would be lost. I listen to out of the area AM stations all the time and I'm not Dx'ing as a hobby but listening to the programs so a lot will be lost for me and many other people that do the same. If IBOC replaces the analog signal entirely and the IBOC power levels are increased to anywhere near the stations full night time level, DXing IBOC on the AM band will be very interesting and far more efficient IDing the station for the DXer. |
HD radios being mass marketed, MW DXing down the tube?
Proud Neo-con American Right-wing Zionist/Christian Imperialist wrote: "Telamon" wrote HD probably will be approved for night use, as there is so little listening to AMs outside their groundwave interference free contours and nothing would be lost. I listen to out of the area AM stations all the time and I'm not Dx'ing as a hobby but listening to the programs so a lot will be lost for me and many other people that do the same. If IBOC replaces the analog signal entirely and the IBOC power levels are increased to anywhere near the stations full night time level, DXing IBOC on the AM band will be very interesting and far more efficient IDing the station for the DXer. With VERY few buying HD Radios, there is no way analog could be shut off for MANY years; the Bridge Ratings have analog going out until the middle of the century. The problem is, IBOC causes adjacent-channel interference, even within protected contours, so IBOC DXing would be difficult. |
MW DXing down the tube?
If it's not shut off it will be shut-out... by iPods, XM, Sirius, MP3's,
Radio over IP, the future - all digital technologies. Hope you enjoy your analog TV while it lasts. wrote in message ups.com... Proud Neo-con American Right-wing Zionist/Christian Imperialist wrote: "Telamon" wrote HD probably will be approved for night use, as there is so little listening to AMs outside their groundwave interference free contours and nothing would be lost. I listen to out of the area AM stations all the time and I'm not Dx'ing as a hobby but listening to the programs so a lot will be lost for me and many other people that do the same. If IBOC replaces the analog signal entirely and the IBOC power levels are increased to anywhere near the stations full night time level, DXing IBOC on the AM band will be very interesting and far more efficient IDing the station for the DXer. With VERY few buying HD Radios, there is no way analog could be shut off for MANY years; the Bridge Ratings have analog going out until the middle of the century. The problem is, IBOC causes adjacent-channel interference, even within protected contours, so IBOC DXing would be difficult. |
MW DXing down the tube?
Proud Neo-con American Right-wing Zionist/Christian Imperialist wrote: If it's not shut off it will be shut-out... by iPods, XM, Sirius, MP3's, Radio over IP, the future - all digital technologies. Hope you enjoy your analog TV while it lasts. wrote in message ups.com... Proud Neo-con American Right-wing Zionist/Christian Imperialist wrote: "Telamon" wrote HD probably will be approved for night use, as there is so little listening to AMs outside their groundwave interference free contours and nothing would be lost. I listen to out of the area AM stations all the time and I'm not Dx'ing as a hobby but listening to the programs so a lot will be lost for me and many other people that do the same. If IBOC replaces the analog signal entirely and the IBOC power levels are increased to anywhere near the stations full night time level, DXing IBOC on the AM band will be very interesting and far more efficient IDing the station for the DXer. With VERY few buying HD Radios, there is no way analog could be shut off for MANY years; the Bridge Ratings have analog going out until the middle of the century. The problem is, IBOC causes adjacent-channel interference, even within protected contours, so IBOC DXing would be difficult. David Eduardo wants you to suck his dick ! |
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