On Sep 11, 1:31 am, wrote:
HD Radio is the ONLY solution I can come up with in order to listen to
ANY AM station in my city - even the very powerful signals - while in
my home office, where I spend a good deal of time. With dimmer
switches, electronic air cleaners, computer, etc. etc. the noise level
wipes out all signals. I have to go to another room in the house if I
want to listen to AM analog. HD Radio is a blessing for me.

With so many complaining about the interference it causes on analog
signals - someone please tell me which analog station(s) in the Fresno
area are getting this interference. I can't locate ANY analog station
with ANY interference when in a "quiet" room in my home, and there are
MANY HD stations broadcasting in Fresno. I use both the CCRadio and
the CCRadio-SW and just don't have that problem, or at least haven't
been able to identify it.

I understand some of the complaints, but the industry isn't concerned
with those who dx. In fact, I have the problem with television
signals. When I moved to the Fresno area from Sacramento, I paid
$1,000 for a large tv antenna installation so that I could pick up the
major stations from Sacramento, about 180 miles from me. Shortly
after paying $1,000, the low-powered stations started appearing all
over the dial and wiped out channels 3 and 13 from Sacramento, channel
12 from Santa Barbara, channel 8 from Salinas, etc. But that's life.
TV and Radio are for the masses, NOT just the few who dx as a hobby.
HDTV has solved the tv problem for me as now I get channels 3 and 13
on digital tv. HD Radio solves the problem I have with too much
electrical noise on AM.

No one really cares about the hobbiest. We are left out of the
picture when technology changes.

Here you go:

http://www.tigerdirect.com/applicati...8249&CatId=197

You'll be using this long after no one in this group can remember what
HD radio was.

On Sep 11, 6:14 am, Steve wrote:
On Sep 11, 1:31 am, wrote:





HD Radio is the ONLY solution I can come up with in order to listen to
ANY AM station in my city - even the very powerful signals - while in
my home office, where I spend a good deal of time. With dimmer
switches, electronic air cleaners, computer, etc. etc. the noise level
wipes out all signals. I have to go to another room in the house if I
want to listen to AM analog. HD Radio is a blessing for me.

With so many complaining about the interference it causes on analog
signals - someone please tell me which analog station(s) in the Fresno
area are getting this interference. I can't locate ANY analog station
with ANY interference when in a "quiet" room in my home, and there are
MANY HD stations broadcasting in Fresno. I use both the CCRadio and
the CCRadio-SW and just don't have that problem, or at least haven't
been able to identify it.

I understand some of the complaints, but the industry isn't concerned
with those who dx. In fact, I have the problem with television
signals. When I moved to the Fresno area from Sacramento, I paid
$1,000 for a large tv antenna installation so that I could pick up the
major stations from Sacramento, about 180 miles from me. Shortly
after paying $1,000, the low-powered stations started appearing all
over the dial and wiped out channels 3 and 13 from Sacramento, channel
12 from Santa Barbara, channel 8 from Salinas, etc. But that's life.
TV and Radio are for the masses, NOT just the few who dx as a hobby.
HDTV has solved the tv problem for me as now I get channels 3 and 13
on digital tv. HD Radio solves the problem I have with too much
electrical noise on AM.

No one really cares about the hobbiest. We are left out of the
picture when technology changes.

Here you go:

http://www.tigerdirect.com/applicati...m-details.asp?...

You'll be using this long after no one in this group can remember what
HD radio was.- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

- http://www.tigerdirect.com/applicati...8249&CatId=197

Oxx Digital Wireless Internet Radio and Music Center
http://www.tigerdirect.com/include/A...1000&imgcart=1

Steve,

* Requires a Computer / WiFi Network

* Plus Monthly Costs for Internet Service

Real Radio is FREE ! ~ RHF

On Sep 11, 12:39 pm, RHF wrote:
On Sep 11, 6:14 am, Steve wrote:





On Sep 11, 1:31 am, wrote:

HD Radio is the ONLY solution I can come up with in order to listen to
ANY AM station in my city - even the very powerful signals - while in
my home office, where I spend a good deal of time. With dimmer
switches, electronic air cleaners, computer, etc. etc. the noise level
wipes out all signals. I have to go to another room in the house if I
want to listen to AM analog. HD Radio is a blessing for me.

With so many complaining about the interference it causes on analog
signals - someone please tell me which analog station(s) in the Fresno
area are getting this interference. I can't locate ANY analog station
with ANY interference when in a "quiet" room in my home, and there are
MANY HD stations broadcasting in Fresno. I use both the CCRadio and
the CCRadio-SW and just don't have that problem, or at least haven't
been able to identify it.

I understand some of the complaints, but the industry isn't concerned
with those who dx. In fact, I have the problem with television
signals. When I moved to the Fresno area from Sacramento, I paid
$1,000 for a large tv antenna installation so that I could pick up the
major stations from Sacramento, about 180 miles from me. Shortly
after paying $1,000, the low-powered stations started appearing all
over the dial and wiped out channels 3 and 13 from Sacramento, channel
12 from Santa Barbara, channel 8 from Salinas, etc. But that's life.
TV and Radio are for the masses, NOT just the few who dx as a hobby.
HDTV has solved the tv problem for me as now I get channels 3 and 13
on digital tv. HD Radio solves the problem I have with too much
electrical noise on AM.

No one really cares about the hobbiest. We are left out of the
picture when technology changes.

Here you go:

http://www.tigerdirect.com/applicati...m-details.asp?...

You'll be using this long after no one in this group can remember what
HD radio was.- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

-http://www.tigerdirect.com/applications/SearchTools/item-details.asp?...

Oxx Digital Wireless Internet Radio and Music Centerhttp://www.tigerdirect.com/include/AddCartfromGallery.asp?EdpNo=32382...

Steve,

* Requires a Computer / WiFi Network

* Plus Monthly Costs for Internet Service

Real Radio is FREE ! ~ RHF
.- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

I assume that if the guy has a home office, he has a computer and
internet access.

On Sep 11, 12:39 pm, RHF wrote:
On Sep 11, 6:14 am, Steve wrote:





On Sep 11, 1:31 am, wrote:

HD Radio is the ONLY solution I can come up with in order to listen to
ANY AM station in my city - even the very powerful signals - while in
my home office, where I spend a good deal of time. With dimmer
switches, electronic air cleaners, computer, etc. etc. the noise level
wipes out all signals. I have to go to another room in the house if I
want to listen to AM analog. HD Radio is a blessing for me.

With so many complaining about the interference it causes on analog
signals - someone please tell me which analog station(s) in the Fresno
area are getting this interference. I can't locate ANY analog station
with ANY interference when in a "quiet" room in my home, and there are
MANY HD stations broadcasting in Fresno. I use both the CCRadio and
the CCRadio-SW and just don't have that problem, or at least haven't
been able to identify it.

I understand some of the complaints, but the industry isn't concerned
with those who dx. In fact, I have the problem with television
signals. When I moved to the Fresno area from Sacramento, I paid
$1,000 for a large tv antenna installation so that I could pick up the
major stations from Sacramento, about 180 miles from me. Shortly
after paying $1,000, the low-powered stations started appearing all
over the dial and wiped out channels 3 and 13 from Sacramento, channel
12 from Santa Barbara, channel 8 from Salinas, etc. But that's life.
TV and Radio are for the masses, NOT just the few who dx as a hobby.
HDTV has solved the tv problem for me as now I get channels 3 and 13
on digital tv. HD Radio solves the problem I have with too much
electrical noise on AM.

No one really cares about the hobbiest. We are left out of the
picture when technology changes.

Here you go:

http://www.tigerdirect.com/applicati...m-details.asp?...

You'll be using this long after no one in this group can remember what
HD radio was.- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

-http://www.tigerdirect.com/applications/SearchTools/item-details.asp?...

Oxx Digital Wireless Internet Radio and Music Centerhttp://www.tigerdirect.com/include/AddCartfromGallery.asp?EdpNo=32382...

Steve,

* Requires a Computer / WiFi Network

* Plus Monthly Costs for Internet Service

Real Radio is FREE ! ~ RHF
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- Show quoted text -

Not for long:

"Is Pay-for-Play HD Content on Horizon?"

http://rwonline.com/pages/s.0049/t.4028.html

HD radios require AM-loop and externally-mounted FM-dipole antennas -
HD Radio's Achille's Heel.

On Sep 11, 12:39?pm, RHF wrote:
On Sep 11, 6:14 am, Steve wrote:





On Sep 11, 1:31 am, wrote:

HD Radio is the ONLY solution I can come up with in order to listen to
ANY AM station in my city - even the very powerful signals - while in
my home office, where I spend a good deal of time. With dimmer
switches, electronic air cleaners, computer, etc. etc. the noise level
wipes out all signals. I have to go to another room in the house if I
want to listen to AM analog. HD Radio is a blessing for me.

With so many complaining about the interference it causes on analog
signals - someone please tell me which analog station(s) in the Fresno
area are getting this interference. I can't locate ANY analog station
with ANY interference when in a "quiet" room in my home, and there are
MANY HD stations broadcasting in Fresno. I use both the CCRadio and
the CCRadio-SW and just don't have that problem, or at least haven't
been able to identify it.

I understand some of the complaints, but the industry isn't concerned
with those who dx. In fact, I have the problem with television
signals. When I moved to the Fresno area from Sacramento, I paid
$1,000 for a large tv antenna installation so that I could pick up the
major stations from Sacramento, about 180 miles from me. Shortly
after paying $1,000, the low-powered stations started appearing all
over the dial and wiped out channels 3 and 13 from Sacramento, channel
12 from Santa Barbara, channel 8 from Salinas, etc. But that's life.
TV and Radio are for the masses, NOT just the few who dx as a hobby.
HDTV has solved the tv problem for me as now I get channels 3 and 13
on digital tv. HD Radio solves the problem I have with too much
electrical noise on AM.

No one really cares about the hobbiest. We are left out of the
picture when technology changes.

Here you go:

http://www.tigerdirect.com/applicati...m-details.asp?...

You'll be using this long after no one in this group can remember what
HD radio was.- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

-http://www.tigerdirect.com/applications/SearchTools/item-details.asp?...

Oxx Digital Wireless Internet Radio and Music Centerhttp://www.tigerdirect.com/include/AddCartfromGallery.asp?EdpNo=32382...

Steve,

* Requires a Computer / WiFi Network

* Plus Monthly Costs for Internet Service

Real Radio is FREE ! ~ RHF
.- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

HD/IBOC requires initial, expensive, and on-going hardware and
licensing fees to iNiquity.

"IBOCcrock" wrote in message
s.com...

HD/IBOC requires initial, expensive, and on-going hardware and
licensing fees to iNiquity.


The initial fee is less than your morning personality makes... in a day or
two. And the ongoing fee is relatively minor.

On Sep 11, 9:00?pm, "David Eduardo" wrote:
"IBOCcrock" wrote in message

s.com...



HD/IBOC requires initial, expensive, and on-going hardware and
licensing fees to iNiquity.

The initial fee is less than your morning personality makes... in a day or
two. And the ongoing fee is relatively minor.


Not minor, since HD will never generate revenue.

"IBOCcrock" wrote in message
oups.com...
On Sep 11, 9:00?pm, "David Eduardo" wrote:
"IBOCcrock" wrote in message

s.com...



HD/IBOC requires initial, expensive, and on-going hardware and
licensing fees to iNiquity.

The initial fee is less than your morning personality makes... in a day
or
two. And the ongoing fee is relatively minor.


Not minor, since HD will never generate revenue.


We have a number of stations already generating revenue.

David Eduardo wrote:

"IBOCcrock" wrote in message
s.com...

HD/IBOC requires initial, expensive, and on-going hardware and
licensing fees to iNiquity.


The initial fee is less than your morning personality makes... in a day or
two. And the ongoing fee is relatively minor.

And the shilling goes on and on and on...

On Sep 12, 7:34 am, dxAce wrote:
David Eduardo wrote:
"IBOCcrock" wrote in message
ps.com...

HD/IBOC requires initial, expensive, and on-going hardware and
licensing fees to iNiquity.

The initial fee is less than your morning personality makes... in a day or
two. And the ongoing fee is relatively minor.

And the shilling goes on and on and on...

Yes - amazing ! I wonder, what Eduardo get out of this B.S.? This is
fun in a sick way, anyway.