On Oct 2, 11:47 am, wrote:
ABC CITADEL AM STATIONS SUSPEND NIGHTTIME IBOC

http://www.radio-info.com/smf/index....c,82132.0.html

It's over for AM-HD - no sense in running it during the day, if it
doesn't work at night!



And I'm supposed to believe some anonymous guy without any proof (not
even a screenshot of the email).

Truth is:

Nightime IBOC would work just fine if the adjust the parameters to fit
inside 10 kHz.

On Oct 2, 2:22 pm, wrote:
On Oct 2, 11:47 am, wrote:

ABC CITADEL AM STATIONS SUSPEND NIGHTTIME IBOC

http://www.radio-info.com/smf/index....c,82132.0.html

It's over for AM-HD - no sense in running it during the day, if it
doesn't work at night!

And I'm supposed to believe some anonymous guy without any proof (not
even a screenshot of the email).

Truth is:

Nightime IBOC would work just fine if the adjust the parameters to fit
inside 10 kHz.

Of course, they can fix all of the technical problems and that won't
help the business model.

On Oct 2, 2:22 pm, wrote:

And I'm supposed to believe some anonymous guy without any proof (not
even a screenshot of the email).

Truth is:

Nightime IBOC would work just fine if the adjust the parameters to fit
inside 10 kHz.

Our local ABC station (WABC-77) has been turning off its IBOC at night
for the past two nights, I've noticed. I figured something had to be
wrong between WABC and WJR-76 in Detroit.

Univision's WADO-1280 does the same thing. Sometimes it's not even on
during the day. Wonder who complained to WADO about nighttime
interference.

Stephanie Weil
New York City, USA

Stephanie Weil wrote:

On Oct 2, 2:22 pm, wrote:

And I'm supposed to believe some anonymous guy without any proof (not
even a screenshot of the email).

Truth is:

Nightime IBOC would work just fine if the adjust the parameters to fit
inside 10 kHz.

Our local ABC station (WABC-77) has been turning off its IBOC at night
for the past two nights, I've noticed. I figured something had to be
wrong between WABC and WJR-76 in Detroit.

Univision's WADO-1280 does the same thing. Sometimes it's not even on
during the day. Wonder who complained to WADO about nighttime
interference.

Oh, oh. You mentioned Univision which will bring Edweenie out to the lectern to
give us all another lecture.

dxAce
Michigan
USA

Don't do business with the Huntington Investment Company.

On Oct 2, 3:07 pm, dxAce wrote:

Oh, oh. You mentioned Univision which will bring Edweenie out to the lectern to
give us all another lecture.

I just report what I hear. I occasionally do tune in WADO late at
night when they're playing music (for some odd reason instead of
replaying daytime talk shows). Last night was one such night. Didn't
notice any IBOC noise at all. I just wonder what's up with that

The few times I've listened to 1280 during the day, its IBOC signal
has sometimes been on and sometimes not.

Stephanie Weil

Ahhhhhh hesh up.Doggy, she is sleepin down between my legs right now.
cuhulin

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On Oct 2, 3:07 pm, dxAce wrote:

Oh, oh. You mentioned Univision which will bring Edweenie out to the
lectern to
give us all another lecture.

I just report what I hear. I occasionally do tune in WADO late at
night when they're playing music (for some odd reason instead of
replaying daytime talk shows). Last night was one such night. Didn't
notice any IBOC noise at all. I just wonder what's up with that

The few times I've listened to 1280 during the day, its IBOC signal
has sometimes been on and sometimes not.

We detected a design issue in the AM exciter, after it wiped out 70% of the
RF modules in the KTNQ transmitter. As a precaution, the units were sent in
fro retrofitting.

On Oct 2, 4:23?pm, "David Eduardo" wrote:
"Stephanie Weil" wrote in message

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On Oct 2, 3:07 pm, dxAce wrote:

Oh, oh. You mentioned Univision which will bring Edweenie out to the
lectern to
give us all another lecture.

I just report what I hear. I occasionally do tune in WADO late at
night when they're playing music (for some odd reason instead of
replaying daytime talk shows). Last night was one such night. Didn't
notice any IBOC noise at all. I just wonder what's up with that

The few times I've listened to 1280 during the day, its IBOC signal
has sometimes been on and sometimes not.

We detected a design issue in the AM exciter, after it wiped out 70% of the
RF modules in the KTNQ transmitter. As a precaution, the units were sent in
fro retrofitting.

Ah, no one will notice - no one is listening!

On Oct 2, 1:27 pm, wrote:
On Oct 2, 4:23?pm, "David Eduardo" wrote:





"Stephanie Weil" wrote in message

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On Oct 2, 3:07 pm, dxAce wrote:

Oh, oh. You mentioned Univision which will bring Edweenie out to the
lectern to
give us all another lecture.

I just report what I hear. I occasionally do tune in WADO late at
night when they're playing music (for some odd reason instead of
replaying daytime talk shows). Last night was one such night. Didn't
notice any IBOC noise at all. I just wonder what's up with that

The few times I've listened to 1280 during the day, its IBOC signal
has sometimes been on and sometimes not.

We detected a design issue in the AM exciter, after it wiped out 70% of the
RF modules in the KTNQ transmitter. As a precaution, the units were sent in
fro retrofitting.

- Ah, no one will notice - no one is listening!

PR,

At least no one is listening who speaks English and has
been Assimulted into the Great American Collective Culture :
Their Ethnic Diversity dissected and intergrated into :
What "IS" Americana !
http://wizbangblog.com/content/2007/...collective.php
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Melting_pot
http://www.writingshop.ws/html/the_borg.html

'resistance-is-futile' {no spanglish translation required} ~ RHF
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Resistance_is_futile

On Oct 2, 4:23 pm, "David Eduardo" wrote:

We detected a design issue in the AM exciter, after it wiped out 70% of the
RF modules in the KTNQ transmitter. As a precaution, the units were sent in
fro retrofitting.

I don't know David. If a pice of gear takes out 70 percent of my
(very expensive) transmitter -- the thing that makes money for me -- I
wouldn't be sending it back for a retrofitting. Instead, I'd be
tossing a ****fit and demanding my money back from the manufacturer,
in addition to compensation for lost air time and ad dollars.

I'd then consider sending them the bashed-up piece of gear, postage to
be paid by recipient. Nah, just kidding on that.

Seriously though. Ad dollars being what they are, you can't afford to
be off the air for a second because of a piece of defective gear
blowing up your rig.

Stephanie Weil
New York City, USA