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On 9/12/10 9:27 PM, Richard Evans wrote:
RHF wrote: Doing-the-Math : 4,500 kHz / 60 = 270 kHz per Channel * Presently AM/MW is 10 kHz per Channel * Presently FM is 200 kHz per Channel ? So Why Won't 270 kHz per Channel Work for Digital Radio Broadcasting Formats ? I think hwh has fond the answer to that one. The signal from the satellite is too weak. Actually, for terrestrial broadcasting, with a reasonable signal level, they ought to be able to do a lot better than that. But then they still use outdated inefficient technology :-( Take a look at the DVB-T2 specifications. That's what I call efficient. How different from DAB or IBOC. gr, hwh |
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