On Sat, 09 Feb 2008 21:10:58 GMT, "David Eduardo"
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"Telamon" wrote in message
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The only car manufacturer I know of that is promoting HD radio is BMW. I
have heard the BMW commercials on AM radio as my source but I don't know
if it is an option or standard or any other details. Could be just
promotional BS. I'm not interested enough to follow up on it. I already
waisted my time on the Samsung site looking for vaporware.


My X5 has HD. Third generation and marvelous. Takes FMs in HD to and beyond
the useful analog contour, and AMs on clean frequencies beyond the onset of
noise on analog. During the storms two weeks ago, I could get KNX HD for
news well into Riverside County, while the analog signal was unlistenable
due to the lightening and atmospherics.

Samsung does not promote the HD chip to consumers. It has certainly spent a
lot of time with iBiquity and its shareholders, though.

And if memory serves, KNX also dropped the amount of power to their AM
broadcasts when they started using the HD format.

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On Sat, 09 Feb 2008 21:10:58 GMT, "David Eduardo"
wrote:


"Telamon" wrote in message
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The only car manufacturer I know of that is promoting HD radio is BMW. I
have heard the BMW commercials on AM radio as my source but I don't know
if it is an option or standard or any other details. Could be just
promotional BS. I'm not interested enough to follow up on it. I already
waisted my time on the Samsung site looking for vaporware.


My X5 has HD. Third generation and marvelous. Takes FMs in HD to and
beyond
the useful analog contour, and AMs on clean frequencies beyond the onset
of
noise on analog. During the storms two weeks ago, I could get KNX HD for
news well into Riverside County, while the analog signal was unlistenable
due to the lightening and atmospherics.

Samsung does not promote the HD chip to consumers. It has certainly spent
a
lot of time with iBiquity and its shareholders, though.

And if memory serves, KNX also dropped the amount of power to their AM
broadcasts when they started using the HD format.

Nope.Check the FCC webpage and find the KNX license It is still 50 kw.

On Sat, 09 Feb 2008 23:55:41 GMT, "David Eduardo"
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And if memory serves, KNX also dropped the amount of power to their AM
broadcasts when they started using the HD format.

Nope.Check the FCC webpage and find the KNX license It is still 50 kw.

I fired the last salvo too soon, was thinking of 790 KABC which has
become a bit problematic in terms of reception. Noticable in the car,
not at home, and several friends have made the same comment. Damn I
hate getting old......or is that forgetfull.......oh hell.