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I'm getting lots of noise from a local broadcaster and am looking for
assistance in stopping the problem. Their freq is 1330 KHz, 5KW. They are putting out a wideband garbled signal several channels wide centered at 1120 KHz. There is a similar wideband hash up higher centered at around 1490 or so, and God only knows where else. When they play Dr. Laura on 1330, I can hear a garbled Dr. Laura all over the band. I am about 3 miles from the station but yesterday I was driving and could hear the trash 20 miles out on 1120. I've driven down I-10 in both directions from the station and their noise reaches out at least 20 miles. The station's response is that other stations also carry Dr. Laura. Please . . . . not on a dozen channels in a row with your station ID! I've talked to the station manager several times and the engineer a couple of times and even though they will talk to me and are friendly folks, they have not fixed it. They got a new transmitter last fall and this is when it started. I've been listening here for about 30 years and this is a new problem. I'm going to talk with the engineer one more time and then plan to write the FCC. If anyone has advice, please advise. Thanks Tom La |
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