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Old May 22nd 04, 11:45 PM
Stephen M.H. Lawrence
 
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Digital Radio Mondiale.

I believe Mondiale is Italian for World.

Hence, Digital World Radio.

I think.

At any rate, I don't yet own a decoder,
and, judging by the awful racket said digital
signal makes, I can imagine the cochannel
interference problems that might arise from
the use of DRM.

73,

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Steve Lawrence
KAØPMD
Burnsville, Minnesota

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| As to "DRM" in the US, let me ask, what on earth do the
| letters stand for. If they stand for what I THINK they
| stand for, there is no chance in HELL of it being widely
| used here, except in secret (i.e. on SW).
|
| Doug McDonald


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