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Re: [IRCA] low modulation 1017 et al. (was: Early TP report Oct 2 - Victoria BC)



When I am in Kona (almost every year) the Marshalls on 1098 put in a
massive signal -- with, what seems like, 60% modulation (or even less)

it is an energy saving strategy because the Marshalls are 100% powered by
diesel generators.

Pretty much the same for Tonga.

On Mon, Oct 3, 2016 at 11:29 AM, Paul B. Walker, Jr. <
walkerbroadcasting@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

> And if Marshalls 1098khz is running that NX25 at full tilt, the difference
> between 10kw and 25kw can be definately noticeable
>
> tonga is "licensed" for 10kw and they have a Nautel 10kw transmitter in
> there
>
>
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