"dxAce" wrote in message
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David Frackelton Gleason posing as 'Eduardo', Univisions's prancing fake
Hispanic, finished folding his panties before he mustered up the courage
to
write:

"Brenda Ann" wrote in message
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"Grundig_Tecsun_Eton_garbage_!" wrote in
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Steve wrote:
Merlin3rd wrote:
Nothing left on shortwave except third world toilet countries,
religious creeps, skinheads Nazis, communist propaganda and those
weirdo's on WBCQ. Great listening!

It still beats television.

Since they are both garbage, get another hobby, and stop wasting your
money on modern-day cheap plastic box receivers ! AM DXing beats SW
DXing, anytime !


If anything is a thing of the past, it is AM DX'ing (much to my
chagrin).
With more and more stations testing IBOC at night, it won't be long now
before all you hear on the AM band at night will be IBOC hash.

How many stations are testing HD at night? I have only heard of a couple
of
very specific tests, such as the WLW and WOR skywave test a few years
ago.

Daytime, night time, anytime... IBOC = QRM

HD is not allowed at night (with a minor exception in deep winter months),
and there is little reason to test at night something that is totally legal
in daytime hours.

Brenda Ann wrote:
"David Eduardo" wrote in message
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HD is not allowed at night (with a minor exception in deep winter months),
and there is little reason to test at night something that is totally
legal in daytime hours.

If it's not allowed at night, then why is testing at night underway on
several stations. And furthermore, why in heaven's name would they allow it
at night "in deep winter months"? Winter is the time when MW skywaves work
best, and it would cause the MOST problems, not the least.

The FCC has banned digital radio transmissions, at night, because of
sky-wave propagation problems. So, with that in mind, it will never
become a reality, at night.
Digital radio will never become a reality, anyway, because the vast
majority of the population is not going to spend $200 on digital FM/AM
radios. There are millions of analog AM/FM radios, in existence, that
will have to be backwards-compatible. IF it ever materialized, it will
not affect AM DXing, because the digital portion is only transmitted
with 1/100 of the strength of the analog portion, and with
skywave-propagation problems, will not affect AM DXing.

I Belive in All Out WAR on U.S.fed govt.KILL the B...ards!
cuhulin