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They'd better get some HD listeners before they do that, elsewise their
listeners will abandon them.

A low power, 9mm HD single chip decoder that uses 10% of the power of the
current chipsets headlines Radio World this week. Using this chip, portables
are now possible with long battery life and the price point comes way down
due to component materials. This is the evolutionary development we were
waiting for that will make receivers better and cheaper.

David Eduardo wrote:

"dxAce" wrote in message
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They'd better get some HD listeners before they do that, elsewise their
listeners will abandon them.

A low power, 9mm HD single chip decoder that uses 10% of the power of the
current chipsets headlines Radio World this week. Using this chip, portables
are now possible with long battery life and the price point comes way down
due to component materials. This is the evolutionary development we were
waiting for that will make receivers better and cheaper.

I'm waiting for the evolutionary development that ends QRM.

Best you run along, boy.

"dxAce" wrote in message
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David Eduardo wrote:

"dxAce" wrote in message
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They'd better get some HD listeners before they do that, elsewise their
listeners will abandon them.

A low power, 9mm HD single chip decoder that uses 10% of the power of the
current chipsets headlines Radio World this week. Using this chip,
portables
are now possible with long battery life and the price point comes way
down
due to component materials. This is the evolutionary development we were
waiting for that will make receivers better and cheaper.

I'm waiting for the evolutionary development that ends QRM.

When nearly nobody is listening, there is no QRN. HD is the only longshot
for saving AM in the US. Other countries, like Canada, South Africa,
Austria, etc., have basically given up on it.

David Eduardo wrote:

"dxAce" wrote in message
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David Eduardo wrote:

"dxAce" wrote in message
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They'd better get some HD listeners before they do that, elsewise their
listeners will abandon them.

A low power, 9mm HD single chip decoder that uses 10% of the power of the
current chipsets headlines Radio World this week. Using this chip,
portables
are now possible with long battery life and the price point comes way
down
due to component materials. This is the evolutionary development we were
waiting for that will make receivers better and cheaper.

I'm waiting for the evolutionary development that ends QRM.

When nearly nobody is listening, there is no QRN.

QRN is natural interference, Edweenie. Like lightning.

QRM is manmade intereference. Like IBOC.

HD is the only longshot
for saving AM in the US.

Keep shilling, boy.

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David Eduardo wrote:

"dxAce" wrote in message
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David Eduardo wrote:

"dxAce" wrote in message
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They'd better get some HD listeners before they do that, elsewise
their
listeners will abandon them.

A low power, 9mm HD single chip decoder that uses 10% of the power of
the
current chipsets headlines Radio World this week. Using this chip,
portables
are now possible with long battery life and the price point comes way
down
due to component materials. This is the evolutionary development we
were
waiting for that will make receivers better and cheaper.

I'm waiting for the evolutionary development that ends QRM.

When nearly nobody is listening, there is no QRN.

QRN is natural interference, Edweenie. Like lightning.

Although that was a typo, it still applies. Interference is not interference
if nobody listens and perceives that there is inteference.

QRM is manmade intereference. Like IBOC.

Funny, my sailboat in the early 60's was named QRM.

HD is the only longshot
for saving AM in the US.

Keep shilling, boy.

Ain't shilling if it is the truth.

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David Eduardo wrote:

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They'd better get some HD listeners before they do that, elsewise their
listeners will abandon them.

A low power, 9mm HD single chip decoder that uses 10% of the power of the
current chipsets headlines Radio World this week. Using this chip,
portables
are now possible with long battery life and the price point comes way
down
due to component materials. This is the evolutionary development we were
waiting for that will make receivers better and cheaper.

I'm waiting for the evolutionary development that ends QRM.

When nearly nobody is listening, there is no QRN. HD is the only longshot
for saving AM in the US. Other countries, like Canada, South Africa,
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AM is alive-and-well, especially news/talk/sports:

http://www.northpine.com/broadcast/50kwam.html

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AM is alive-and-well, especially news/talk/sports:


No, it's not. And news/talk is moving to FM and proving that the format is
still viable on that band, while it is moving out of the sales demos on AM
(as the recent Tribune Broadcasting problems show clearly).

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AM is alive-and-well, especially news/talk/sports:

No, it's not. And news/talk is moving to FM and proving that the format is
still viable on that band, while it is moving out of the sales demos on AM
(as the recent Tribune Broadcasting problems show clearly).

AM news/talk/sports is alive-and-well:

http://www.northpine.com/broadcast/50kwam.html

When they all go dark, I will let you know, but you will be out of a
job !

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AM is alive-and-well, especially news/talk/sports:

No, it's not. And news/talk is moving to FM and proving that the format
is
still viable on that band, while it is moving out of the sales demos on
AM
(as the recent Tribune Broadcasting problems show clearly).

AM news/talk/sports is alive-and-well:

No, the news talk format is alive and well and moving to FM because AM is
dying.

On Mar 5, 6:11?pm, "David Eduardo" wrote:
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They'd better get some HD listeners before they do that, elsewise their
listeners will abandon them.

A low power, 9mm HD single chip decoder that uses 10% of the power of the
current chipsets headlines Radio World this week. Using this chip, portables
are now possible with long battery life and the price point comes way down
due to component materials. This is the evolutionary development we were
waiting for that will make receivers better and cheaper.

HD Radios will never sell.