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In article , m II wrote:
Mike wrote: I generally avoid the IBOC discussions in this newsgroup, but it appears that another 50 kW clear channel station has turned it off, at least at night. WHAS (840 kHz) in Louisville, KY, has had their nighttime IBOC turned off for at least the last three days. It's been a great Christmas surprise to be able to clearly receive WCCO (830- Minneapolis) and KOA (850-Denver) without having to tune out the annoying IBOC trash. Way to go! KFBK (1530 Sacramento) seems to be using the 'system'. Anyone close by having any problems? I'm not getting any more noise than normal on either side of the frequency, but it's a few thousand miles away. Believe it or not it screws up KVTA 1520 at night. Most nights I get to hear the bacon frying IBOC sound under the local station about 12 miles away from me running 1 KW. -- Telamon Ventura, California |
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