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Old January 9th 04, 12:41 PM
Steve Stone
 
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Does the hum go away at night ? Alot of IBOC testing above / below 660

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Heh.

I remember CKNW here in Vancouver have 120Hz hum for two days. When
driving to work one morning, there was a big BZZZZZT of 60 cycle on the
channel and they were down for two hours for repair.

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