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ray at electronicstheory.com ray at electronicstheory.com
Tue Oct 9 10:10:13 CDT 2012


That was my original thought - however:

I am seeing more of these:

=======================
A CIVIL AUTHORITY HAS ISSUED A REQUIRED MONTHLY TEST FOR THE FOLLOWING
COUNTIES/AREAS: New Jersey; AT 7:50 AM ON SEP 20, 2012 EFFECTIVE UNTIL 8:50 AM.
MESSAGE FROM IPAWSCAP.
The New Jersey Office of Emergency Management is conducting a test of the
Emergency Alert System. Had this been an actual emergency, the attention signal
you just heard would have been followed by official information or instructions.
This concludes this test of the Emergency alert system.
======================== (cut/paste - just grabbed one at random)

And I have at least one station that received an RMT from both cap & radio a
couple of days apart, and forwarded both of them.

On October 9, 2012 at 9:04 AM Tom Taggart <tpt at literock93r.com> wrote:

> We have two stations at one studio building.  Because the
> two stations are licensed to two different towns 25 miles
> apart, the state EAS plan, handed down from the gods on Mt.
> Olympus (that's 40 miles north of Mt. hope) decree different
> monitoring assignments.
>
> Since we have just one EAS box, we monitor two different NWS
> sources and two different state relays. One of the primary
> relay stations has been monitoring their statewide source
> off an internet stream--since an LPFM now blocks reception
> of their primary station.  The other gets their feed off-air
> from somewhere.
>
> So the RMT's usually arrived several seconds apart--the
> off-air relay getting priority, the second feed then is
> ignored.  If the rmt was sent both by CAP/ internet and
> off-air, would not the same thing happen?  First in = First
> Out.
>
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Ray Dall
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Author: Electronics for Sound Engineers

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