"dxAce" wrote in message
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Steve wrote:

On Sep 24, 12:11 pm, "David Eduardo" wrote:
"Roadie" wrote in message

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I have no idea who the self-proclaimed expert Jerry D.C. is, but his
and other claims about poor sales and high returns of HD radios are
unsupportable now. Such claims will either be verified or dismissed
in the next 9 months which includes the christmas selling season.

I don't think many receivers will be sold at Christmas, 2007. The ones
out
there still bite big time, and the first generation of really good ones
will
come sometime in mid-2008.

Not according to iBiquity, which maintains that the BA Receptor was
the best HD AM portable achievable.

I predict another rough day for 'Eduardo'...

Nope, rough for Stevearino.

1. Receptor is not a portable.He says it it.
2. He lied about HD Alliance ad expenditure
3. He is clueless about cost of going HD vs. normal engineering capital
items.

On Sep 25, 10:41 am, "David Eduardo" wrote:
"dxAce" wrote in message

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Steve wrote:

On Sep 24, 12:11 pm, "David Eduardo" wrote:
"Roadie" wrote in message

oups.com...

I have no idea who the self-proclaimed expert Jerry D.C. is, but his
and other claims about poor sales and high returns of HD radios are
unsupportable now. Such claims will either be verified or dismissed
in the next 9 months which includes the christmas selling season.

I don't think many receivers will be sold at Christmas, 2007. The ones
out
there still bite big time, and the first generation of really good ones
will
come sometime in mid-2008.

Not according to iBiquity, which maintains that the BA Receptor was
the best HD AM portable achievable.

I predict another rough day for 'Eduardo'...

Nope, rough for Stevearino.

1. Receptor is not a portable.He says it it.

iBiquity says it is.

2. He lied about HD Alliance ad expenditure

Merely exposed your ignorance.

3. He is clueless about cost of going HD vs. normal engineering capital
items.

As are all the major proponents of HD, in that case.

"Steve" wrote in message
ps.com...

1. Receptor is not a portable.He says it it.

iBiquity says it is.

Give me a break. It is one roughly 10" by 5" by 6" box, with a power cord,
connected to a half size box with the second speaker via a cable. The
battery in it is to hold memory on the clock and presets, and does not run
the radio. Together, the two boxes weigh about 4 to 5 lbs.

2. He lied about HD Alliance ad expenditure

Merely exposed your ignorance.

There was no expenditure... only contributed time by each Alliance station.

3. He is clueless about cost of going HD vs. normal engineering capital
items.

As are all the major proponents of HD, in that case.

For FMs, the cost of conversion in a top 100 market as a percentage of the
technical budget is small. For AMs that are viable, the same applies.

On Sep 25, 1:01 pm, "David Eduardo" wrote:
"Steve" wrote in message

ps.com...



1. Receptor is not a portable.He says it it.

iBiquity says it is.

Give me a break. It is one roughly 10" by 5" by 6" box, with a power cord,
connected to a half size box with the second speaker via a cable. The
battery in it is to hold memory on the clock and presets, and does not run
the radio. Together, the two boxes weigh about 4 to 5 lbs.


Be sure to make this argument to iBiquity. I'm sure they'll be all
ears.




2. He lied about HD Alliance ad expenditure

Merely exposed your ignorance.

There was no expenditure... only contributed time by each Alliance station.


Oh, there were expenditures...vast ones.




3. He is clueless about cost of going HD vs. normal engineering capital
items.

As are all the major proponents of HD, in that case.

For FMs, the cost of conversion in a top 100 market as a percentage of the
technical budget is small. For AMs that are viable, the same applies.

You'd better tell that to the HD Alliance. Sounds like they're going
to learn a lot of surprising things from you.

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"David Eduardo" wrote:

"dxAce" wrote in message
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Steve wrote:

On Sep 24, 12:11 pm, "David Eduardo" wrote:
"Roadie" wrote in message

ups.com...



I have no idea who the self-proclaimed expert Jerry D.C. is, but his
and other claims about poor sales and high returns of HD radios are
unsupportable now. Such claims will either be verified or dismissed
in the next 9 months which includes the christmas selling season.

I don't think many receivers will be sold at Christmas, 2007. The ones
out
there still bite big time, and the first generation of really good ones
will
come sometime in mid-2008.

Not according to iBiquity, which maintains that the BA Receptor was
the best HD AM portable achievable.

I predict another rough day for 'Eduardo'...

Nope, rough for Stevearino.

Snip

Hey Eduardo, what part of half dead do you not understand?

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