[BC] The real answer for EAS

[Chuck Lakaytis]

We have a situation at KBBI-AM, Homer where they cannot receive 
KSRM-AM in Kenai/Soldotna 90 miles away because the noise floor has 
increased so much over the years that it is almost impossible to even 
hear the distant AM.  KBBI-AM operates KDLL-FM, Kenai as a LMA and 
the two stations are interconnected via fiber.  I take a back feed 
from the AM EAS monitor at KDDL and feed it down the fiber to the 
input of the KBBI-AM  Sage-Endec.  Sort of a ninety mile long extension cord!

Barry Mishkind wrote:
>At 09:08 AM 10/9/2009, Warren Shulz wrote:
>
>>RDS requires a stable backbone for distribution.
>
>          But, isn't that the same problem we have now,
>          with LP-1s and 2s that are not truly audible
>          at night?  (One station was told to monitor the
>          LP-2, for example, which runs 500 W after dark,
>          but has a deep supercardioid pattern with a
>          minima ... wait for it ... aimed right at the
>          receive location. LECC was informed, but so
>          far as I know, nothing was ever changed officially.)