What does HD have to do with DXing???



Burr

"download.com" wrote in message
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What does HD have to do with DXing???


It is a transmission system used by radio stations. If you are DXing on MW,
you will be confronted by HD in one way or another.

David Eduardo wrote:

"download.com" wrote in message
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What does HD have to do with DXing???


It is a transmission system used by radio stations. If you are DXing on MW,
you will be confronted by HD in one way or another.

And when you do confront HD, you'll have Cocksucker Dave and The Prancer Boys to
thank for it.

"David Eduardo" wrote in message
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"download.com" wrote in message
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What does HD have to do with DXing???


It is a transmission system used by radio stations. If you are DXing on
MW, you will be confronted by HD in one way or another.


Are you still trying to sell this **** Mother ****er?

BH

On Mar 30, 9:58?pm, "download.com" wrote:
What does HD have to do with DXing???

Burr

Yea, I'de say that you are dumb for admitting that your family looks
over your shoulder, while you surf the Internet - what happened, did
you get caught cholking-the-chicken, while looking at porn ?
Buuuuuuurrrrrrr....

In article ,
download.com wrote:
What does HD have to do with DXing???

HD-AM transmits the digital data as two sidebands 20 kHz either side
of the AM carrier, so if you have a local HD station and want to
listen to a distant station that's on one of those "second adjacent"
frequencies, you've got a bunch of local RF. Something like 1% of
the stations analog signal power, but that could still be a lot of
interference.

Each one of those sidebands is 10 kHz wide. Contrast this to
DRM, which doesn't bother to transmit an analog signal and only
uses 9 or 10 kHz of bandwidth centered around the assigned frequency.

Mark Zenier
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