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![]() "Pete KE9OA" wrote in message ... Oh, thos iBoc folks..............I called them about a year ago, asking them about their system. When they explained the virtues of their system, and what a good deal it was, I asked them how they were going to handle the multipath effects of evening propagation. I also explained to them that I didn't thing it was such a good for people to actually have to pay money out of their own pockets for a system that actually takes three channels of spectrum space for one of their transmissions. They never did respond to my e-mail. I guess they didn't have an answer. Might have been too busy paying Vicki Stearn. Pete For the time being, AM IBOC stations are turning off their noise machines during the night. I'm sure they don't intend that to be permanent. It's curious that the FCC reduced the AM bandwidth to reduce interference when they increased the number of stations allowed. Now they're allowing this ultrawide band system to pollute the spectrum. Frank Dresser |
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