Re: [IRCA] WSCR IBOC ruining reception of local WCBM

["Bill Harms" <wharms@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

You are right, but this is something I can not understand. Ultimately 
what happens on the bench or the field meter is not as important as 
what the listener actually hears.  One of the problems with IBOC is 
there are conditions which occur that are out of the control of 
testing. This has been covered elsewhere. Examples of this are 
imperfect receivers, directional antenna (and non-linearities), 
engine noise, nigthttime skip, multipath signals, etc.  These things 
will let digital signals and hiss through despite the most ideal set 
up. Analog signals on AM are more forgiving.

Bill Harms
Elkridge, Maryland

On 1 Apr 2006 at 23:48, Bob Foxworth wrote:

> And, "data" does not mean "anecdotal data" which
> is what DXer reports would be considered. Though it is
> certainly possible these lists are being watched to see
> what type signals/problems are being reported. (so be
> nice).


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