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"0ff_Ramp" wrote in message ...
Digital radio is a bad idea for DXing. You are basically at the mercy of the computer inside the radio to give you audio. And only one stream of audio - the one the computer decides to lock on to - the strongest signal only. You, your ears and brain, have thus lost the ability to listen for weak signal DXl. Do what stereo AM radio manufacturers did - DON'T BUY A DRM RADIO! Manufacturers will stop producing them and radio stations will pull the plug on digital. DRM will go the way of stereo AM. DRM is a marketers dream come true. There is little incentive for the consumer to invest. IT IS ALL CREATED FOR THE MARKETING FOLKS! Yep, I don't understand the attraction of DRM receivers. It sounds like they promise to bring the primary *disadvantages* of other broadcast media to shortwave. Steve |
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