In article <
60995903.181.fsx_ham@finalzone.ddns.net>,
"alisha" <alisha@21:1/220> wrote:
Hello all,
What is the situation in your latitudes regarding FM, to what extent is HD radio based on IBOC an issue and what are your experiences with this type of reception?
Here in my neck of the US, analog FM is still going strong. There are a
few stations nearby me with the digital sidebands common with HD radio
over here (we don't have a digital system that outright replaces FM
radio, rather the digital information is transmitted as two sidebands on either side of the analog carrier), though the number of digital
stations is rather low here. I still listen to mainly analog FM during
the day and analog AM for DXing at night.
I've been hearing about European FM switchoffs for a few years now, and
I'm sort of wondering what benefit, if any, it has. I've not really
heard their reasoning for it over here in the states, and I'd be curious
to know if you have the official reasoning for it.
73, KN4YDZ
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