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Telamon wrote:
In article , "David Eduardo" wrote: "Telamon" wrote in message ... But about 95% of measured listening occurs inside the 64 dbu contour, and 80% is inside the 70 dbu contour. As defined by the ability of HD to perform at all. A self fulfilling outcome. I should have been clearer... 95% of analog FM listening is inside the 64 dbu contour. The last time I looked the FM radio in my car didn't have the ability to differentiate which side of the 64 dBu coverage line it was on. I remember 64 dBu as a TV term. In radio it was 60 dBu (aka 1 mV/m; aka Grade B Contour). Perhaps it has since been modified, as I retired from radio about 20 years ago (when people stopped "listening"). |
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