> > > > Y'all still have analog tuning radios so you can hear
> > the
> > > > hash?
> > >
> > > Yup, analog still sounds fine to me! If you'd like to
> give
> >
> > > me an IBOC radio, I'm all for it, except I'd probably
> just
> >
> > > smash it with a hammer once I got it.
> > >
> >
> > FYI, He said "analog tuning" like dial tuning versus
> > digital, not Analog audio processing.
> >
> > If someone gives you an HD Radio and you want to smash it
> > with a hammer, you have my email address, and other
> contract
> > information. Just send it my way =)
> >
>
> I wasn't sure what he meant by that, because I certainly can
> hear the hash on any analog or digital tuning radio that
> isn't IBOC. I thought he meant that we wern't using IBOC
> radios.
>
> Nah, if I was given an IBOC radio, I'm sure there are a lot
> of people out there that would appreciate seeing it
> destroyed. Maybe we could have some kind of ceremony up at
> Hosstraders or something.

>
I still cant get over some of you folks. Are you aware of how HD Radio is transmitted? Are you aware that on FM the HD Radio signal is ONE HUNDREDETH the power of the analog signal? In other words if your Class B is putting out 15000 w ERP the HD Radio signal is only 150 watts? How can a 150 w station be interfering with you monster analog FMs?
I have done a good amount of listenign and testing. I have been able to receive an ADJACENT station 90 miles away without any HD interference when I was about 20 miles from the local HD Radio transmitter. I get more garbage from the analog than I do the HD signal. Often I can hear the analog garbage on the adjacents than I can the HD signal.
So go and smash your HD Radios. Or send them to me. I have people that can use them. Go ahead and hide your head in the sand if you would like.