"Steve Stone" wrote in message
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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.

David Eduardo wrote:
"Steve Stone" wrote in message
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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.

The FCC will never allow IBOC at night - there are too many
interference problems, and IBOC will fail anyway.

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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.

Neo-con American Right-wing Zionist/Christian Imperialist wrote:
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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

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

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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

Absolutely, cuhilin ! There are an estimated 800,000,000 analog radios
in the US, alone, and 70 million sold every year. BTW, I am with you on
analog tuning, now. I just got a few Sony ICF-S10MK2 radios, at $10
including shipping, and I am totally impressed ! I read that you were
not as impressed with the Sony, but for $10, just incredible !

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?

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Neo-con American Right-wing Zionist/Christian Imperialist wrote:
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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

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

David Eduardo wrote:
"Steve Stone" wrote in message
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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.

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David Eduardo wrote:
"Steve Stone" wrote in message
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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.