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Re: [IRCA] Another perspective on AM IBOC, from the broadcasters' mailing list
- Subject: Re: [IRCA] Another perspective on AM IBOC, from the broadcasters' mailing list
- From: mwdxer@xxxxxxxxx (Patrick Martin)
- Date: Tue, 27 Mar 2007 20:51:19 -0700
Craig,
Of course I am no longer in broadcasting, but it does affect me in two
ways, my listening to distant stations for enjoyment. Face it, there
isn't much of interest in local radio here on the coast. hi. So 99% of
my listening are distant AM stations, be it KKOH-780-Reno, KGO-810-SF,
KPOJ-620-Portland, KFI-640-LA, and so on. Most are the 50 KWer, but IBOC
hash can knock them out too. The exception may be KGO as they are such a
powerhouse here nights. Then of course is DXing. Trying to make out some
2 KW Aussie from 8300 miles away does not go hand in hand if I have a 5
KWer buzzsaw next door on the dial. Hopefully phasing on the coast will
be a help and mountain ranges between me and IBOC stations.
But we shall see where this goes. I have always been a fighter with my
hobby and I will continue to do so.
73,
Patrick
Patrick Martin
KAVT Reception Manager
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