[BC] AM and FM HD Radio
Kent Winrich, K9EZ
kwinrich
Wed Jan 18 06:50:17 CST 2006
Rich Wood wrote:
> ------ At 07:53 PM 1/17/2006, Kent Winrich, K9EZ wrote: -------
>
>> Last I checked this was a PROFESSIONAL discussion. I find it very
>> childish to use these terms like Jabba the HD, etc., dont you? My 9
>> year old might use terms like this, but expect a PROFESSIONAL group
>> not to.
>
>
> I'll repeat my advice on how to filter me out. I'm sure your reader
> has the capability. I have no intention of changing anything. Perhaps
> I'm just young at heart.
>
> Think of it as satire. it is. It's a literary technique often
> considered very adult. Not everyone recognizes it.
>
> Rich
>
>
> ____
Rich,
I do not want to filter you out. You have too much to share with the
group and I have a lot to learn as well.
I think the disconnect here is that I am mainly talking about FM HD, and
you are talking about AM HD. Yes there are issues with AM. FM on the
other hand seems to be working better (and you have said that you have
not heard any issues with FM). If we dont try the technology and try to
improve it we stand still.
One of the bad areas to look for FM HD interference is the corridor from
Milwaukee to Chicago (no doubt NY/Philly would be one too) where there
are plenty of FM HD stations. I have not experienced one problem with
interference due to HD. So why are so many up in arms?
The problem as I see it is that the HD signal does not carry as far as I
thought it would. Is that an issue with the receivers? Or is it an
issue with the low power of HD signal? Audio wise I am impressed with
the HD signal even when stations run HD2.
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