I vacationed in Lake Geneva recently.  Lake Geneva, for the geographically challenged, is located in Southern Wisconsin.

At any rate, I was playing a bit with a medioker AM/FM portable and noted that WBBM 780 is apparently either broadcasting in iboc or 
testing preliminary to doing so.  When you tune across it, you can hear a kind of roar at either side of the carrier.  Also, it 
sounds a bit under modulated.  I really think that iboc on AM should be stopped immediately.

Interestingly, I heard this only during the daytime, not after sunset.

Don Roberts

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Subject: Re: AM STEREO RADIO!!!


I don't think any stations here are HD though I'm not completely sure having
not used it much since I went to XM satellite radio but I really don't think
any are HD yet.
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That is what I figured, but won't there be a day when they'll be stuff
that will be just HD?  Only a few stations in the area where I am have HD,
but not everything.  How does it sound in comparison to FM?





On Thu, 11 Aug 2005, Dave Marthouse wrote:

> As I understand it fm hd-radio will have ancillary data plus one or two
> other channels of audio content plus the main channel.  The separate
> content
> channels aren't up and all the hd stuff is now a simulcast.
>
> Dave Marthouse N2AAM
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> Subject: Re: AM STEREO RADIO!!!
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