[BC] Arbitron

[towers at mre.com]

We follow that train of thought.  Loss of PPM encoding is the equivilent
of going off the air.  If you chosse to ignore that line of thinking, your
sales effort will look towards engineering for their reasons to justify
their losses.  Don't given them that reason....

MM

> Someone said to me....if you stop encoding, you may as well turn the
> transmitter off. While I do not subscribe to that line of thought, it is a
> valid and demonstration of how important accurate and consistent
> non-interrupted encoding is to the people who hang their career hats on
> the
> results of these boxes.
>
> Gary Zocolo
> Cleveland
>