wrote in message
...
Almost every high end A/V receivers from Sony, Yamaha, Onkyo, to name
a few, includes HD Radio for the 2008 model year.

To complain about the quality of HD Radio, or any radio, or reception
in a "truck" or any mobile device is laughable.

HD Radio on a home receiver blows away anything analog.

The fact that the HD Radio signal is only 1/100 or .001% of the main
radio stations broadcast signal, and sounds comparatively excellent,
is truely phenominal.



Your math and spelling skills could use some brushing up. If you did this,
your shilling might be more believable.

1/100 = 1%, not .001%
The word is phenomenal.
A vary large percentage of radio listening is done during morning and
evening drive times, thus reception in a moving vehicle is very much an
important part of the experience.

"Brenda Ann" wrote in message
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wrote in message
...
Almost every high end A/V receivers from Sony, Yamaha, Onkyo, to name
a few, includes HD Radio for the 2008 model year.

To complain about the quality of HD Radio, or any radio, or reception
in a "truck" or any mobile device is laughable.

HD Radio on a home receiver blows away anything analog.

The fact that the HD Radio signal is only 1/100 or .001% of the main
radio stations broadcast signal, and sounds comparatively excellent,
is truely phenominal.



Your math and spelling skills could use some brushing up. If you did
this, your shilling might be more believable.

1/100 = 1%, not .001%
The word is phenomenal.
A vary large percentage of radio listening is done during morning and
evening drive times, thus reception in a moving vehicle is very much an
important part of the experience.

Listening from 5 AM to 7 PM is essentially flat... although more listen in
10 AM to 3PM is higher than 6 Am to 10 AM.

And overall, car listening is less than a third of all listening.

"David Eduardo" wrote in message
...

"Brenda Ann" wrote in message
...

wrote in message
...
Almost every high end A/V receivers from Sony, Yamaha, Onkyo, to name
a few, includes HD Radio for the 2008 model year.

To complain about the quality of HD Radio, or any radio, or reception
in a "truck" or any mobile device is laughable.

HD Radio on a home receiver blows away anything analog.

The fact that the HD Radio signal is only 1/100 or .001% of the main
radio stations broadcast signal, and sounds comparatively excellent,
is truely phenominal.



Your math and spelling skills could use some brushing up. If you did
this, your shilling might be more believable.

1/100 = 1%, not .001%
The word is phenomenal.
A vary large percentage of radio listening is done during morning and
evening drive times, thus reception in a moving vehicle is very much an
important part of the experience.

Listening from 5 AM to 7 PM is essentially flat... although more listen in
10 AM to 3PM is higher than 6 Am to 10 AM.

And overall, car listening is less than a third of all listening.

I would think that with your math scores, you would be better at math. 1/3
is a large percentage (33.33333%).

Brenda Ann wrote:

"David Eduardo" wrote in message
...

"Brenda Ann" wrote in message
...

wrote in message
...
Almost every high end A/V receivers from Sony, Yamaha, Onkyo, to name
a few, includes HD Radio for the 2008 model year.

To complain about the quality of HD Radio, or any radio, or reception
in a "truck" or any mobile device is laughable.

HD Radio on a home receiver blows away anything analog.

The fact that the HD Radio signal is only 1/100 or .001% of the main
radio stations broadcast signal, and sounds comparatively excellent,
is truely phenominal.



Your math and spelling skills could use some brushing up. If you did
this, your shilling might be more believable.

1/100 = 1%, not .001%
The word is phenomenal.
A vary large percentage of radio listening is done during morning and
evening drive times, thus reception in a moving vehicle is very much an
important part of the experience.

Listening from 5 AM to 7 PM is essentially flat... although more listen in
10 AM to 3PM is higher than 6 Am to 10 AM.

And overall, car listening is less than a third of all listening.

I would think that with your math scores, you would be better at math. 1/3
is a large percentage (33.33333%).

C'mon, 'Eduardo' is a genius. After all, he has a GED.

On Sep 26, 7:18*pm, "Brenda Ann" wrote:

Your math and spelling skills could use some brushing up. *If you did this,
your shilling might be more believable.

1/100 = 1%, not .001%
The word is phenomenal.

Kaleepornya publik skewl edookayshun

dxAce wrote:

Brenda Ann wrote:

"David Eduardo" wrote in message
...
"Brenda Ann" wrote in message
...
wrote in message
...
Almost every high end A/V receivers from Sony, Yamaha, Onkyo, to name
a few, includes HD Radio for the 2008 model year.

To complain about the quality of HD Radio, or any radio, or reception
in a "truck" or any mobile device is laughable.

HD Radio on a home receiver blows away anything analog.

The fact that the HD Radio signal is only 1/100 or .001% of the main
radio stations broadcast signal, and sounds comparatively excellent,
is truely phenominal.


Your math and spelling skills could use some brushing up. If you did
this, your shilling might be more believable.

1/100 = 1%, not .001%
The word is phenomenal.
A vary large percentage of radio listening is done during morning and
evening drive times, thus reception in a moving vehicle is very much an
important part of the experience.
Listening from 5 AM to 7 PM is essentially flat... although more listen in
10 AM to 3PM is higher than 6 Am to 10 AM.

And overall, car listening is less than a third of all listening.
I would think that with your math scores, you would be better at math. 1/3
is a large percentage (33.33333%).

C'mon, 'Eduardo' is a genius. After all, he has a GED.



And you have a fake business degree.

JB

On Sep 26, 7:14*pm, "David Eduardo" wrote:
"Brenda Ann" wrote in message

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wrote in message
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Almost every high end A/V receivers from Sony, Yamaha, Onkyo, to name
a few, includes HD Radio for the 2008 model year.

To complain about the quality of HD Radio, or any radio, or reception
in a "truck" or any mobile device is laughable.

HD Radio on a home receiver blows away anything analog.

The fact that the HD Radio signal is only 1/100 or .001% of the main
radio stations broadcast signal, and sounds comparatively excellent,
is truely phenominal.

Your math and spelling skills could use some brushing up. *If you did
this, your shilling might be more believable.

1/100 = 1%, not .001%
The word is phenomenal.
A vary large percentage of radio listening is done during morning and
evening drive times, thus reception in a moving vehicle is very much an
important part of the experience.

- Listening from 5 AM to 7 PM is essentially flat...
- although more listen in 10 AM to 3PM is higher
- than 6 Am to 10 AM.
-
- And overall, car listening is less than a third of all listening.

D'Oh! - d'Eduardo and he has NUMB3RS ~ RHF

On Sep 26, 7:19*pm, "Brenda Ann" wrote:
"David Eduardo" wrote in message

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"Brenda Ann" wrote in message
m...

wrote in message
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Almost every high end A/V receivers from Sony, Yamaha, Onkyo, to name
a few, includes HD Radio for the 2008 model year.

To complain about the quality of HD Radio, or any radio, or reception
in a "truck" or any mobile device is laughable.

HD Radio on a home receiver blows away anything analog.

The fact that the HD Radio signal is only 1/100 or .001% of the main
radio stations broadcast signal, and sounds comparatively excellent,
is truely phenominal.

Your math and spelling skills could use some brushing up. *If you did
this, your shilling might be more believable.

1/100 = 1%, not .001%
The word is phenomenal.
A vary large percentage of radio listening is done during morning and
evening drive times, thus reception in a moving vehicle is very much an
important part of the experience.

Listening from 5 AM to 7 PM is essentially flat... although more listen in
10 AM to 3PM is higher than 6 Am to 10 AM.

And overall, car listening is less than a third of all listening.

- I would think that with your math scores,
- you would be better at math.
- 1/3 is a large percentage (33.33333%).

D'Oh! - BAD and 100% is Everything ~ RHF

John Barnard wrote:

dxAce wrote:

Brenda Ann wrote:

"David Eduardo" wrote in message
...
"Brenda Ann" wrote in message
...
wrote in message
...
Almost every high end A/V receivers from Sony, Yamaha, Onkyo, to name
a few, includes HD Radio for the 2008 model year.

To complain about the quality of HD Radio, or any radio, or reception
in a "truck" or any mobile device is laughable.

HD Radio on a home receiver blows away anything analog.

The fact that the HD Radio signal is only 1/100 or .001% of the main
radio stations broadcast signal, and sounds comparatively excellent,
is truely phenominal.


Your math and spelling skills could use some brushing up. If you did
this, your shilling might be more believable.

1/100 = 1%, not .001%
The word is phenomenal.
A vary large percentage of radio listening is done during morning and
evening drive times, thus reception in a moving vehicle is very much an
important part of the experience.
Listening from 5 AM to 7 PM is essentially flat... although more listen in
10 AM to 3PM is higher than 6 Am to 10 AM.

And overall, car listening is less than a third of all listening.
I would think that with your math scores, you would be better at math. 1/3
is a large percentage (33.33333%).

C'mon, 'Eduardo' is a genius. After all, he has a GED.



And you have a fake business degree.

Nah, it be real. All 120 credits of it.