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"David Eduardo" wrote:

"Telamon" wrote in message
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I don't need to get an HD radio and drive around LA. This is just plain
physics. Information transmitted is determined by the amount of power
and bandwidth applied to a signal. You can not have a more reliable
transmittal of a signal on less power and bandwidth. Do you get the
picture?

No, because the limiting factor on analog is, in most cases, noise. The
digital system itself has better system specs, and the reception systems can
make use of a much weaker digital signal than they can an analog one.

You can say no all you want. What I stated is the basic principles of
information transmission. Go look it up. Too bad if you don't like it.

Noise lowers the dynamic range available for digital and analog
transmissions. Too bad if you don't want to hear that either because
that is the way the ball bounces. People that do not know what they are
talking about may think otherwise but that does not change reality for
them or the rest of us.

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Telamon
Ventura, California