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analogAMforever said:
No, you got booted for acting like a spoiled child. Instead of taking your "time-out" like a man, you came back to cause more trouble.
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No, you got booted for acting like a spoiled child. Instead of taking your "time-out" like a man, you came back to cause more trouble.
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analogAMforever
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No, because I am known to be anti-IBOC.
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IBOCRocks
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analogAMforever said:
No, because you're known to act like a spoiled child, whining to management when someone posts something you don't like, or spamming the board when you get proven wrong.
vsa and Cal and db? All anti-IBOC, none of them banned.
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analogAMforever
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I am just more vocal anti-IBOC and don't care what people think - you are obviously very concerned about being discredited, because you take this board so seriously (like this is going to determine the fate of IBOC, but we all know the Amazon ratings show what is really going on in term of public apathy for this fraudulent and flawed "technology").
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analogAMforever said:
Man, even SUPERCASTER is more anti-IBOC than you, and he hasn't been banned!
I could care less if I'm discredited...heck, I've not helped things on this board too much myself, but at least I never got down to your level - lying, posting under different names, spammed, thrown tantrums.
If you had only acted like an adult!
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analogAMforever
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You do it all the time - you lie about your eulogy and everything I post. Hell, you are far from being the saint, you paint yourself as.
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analogAMforever said:
Another lie! I never painted myself as a saint. In fact I'm pretty honest about being a jerk at times. Lie about the so-called "eulogy". All you had to do was prove that it happened. You couldn't even do that.
You get caught in lies, and then you spam and throw tantrums. I couldn't do that if I tried...I'm way too mature.
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analogAMforever
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This is getting really ridiculous - is there a point to this ?
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IBOCRocks
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analogAMforever said:
You tell me. You seem to be the one who can't admit that he screwed up. The best you could come up with is that you were banned for being anti-IBOC. Maybe take some responsibility for your actions?
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"DIGITAL SIGNALS SPARK STATIC FROM AM RADIO"
By SARAH MCBRIDE March 2, 2006
Bill Harms of Elkridge, Md., likes to listen to Frank Sinatra crooning
on Vegas Radio, which broadcasts at WTRI-AM 1520, a Washington-based
station. But over the past year, he's had trouble tuning in to Vegas
as he drives through certain neighborhoods. As he complained to WTRI
owner Buddy Rizer in an email, ''there's a hiss, a hiss that did not
exist in the past.''
[EDIT= copyright infringement. see [url]http://online.wsj.com/public/article/SB114125971438087021-whLN_IXLyiPsenX9v7Nti_dn3Fo_20070302.html?mod=blogs[/url] for rest of article]
Re: ANOTHER BOSTON ACOUSTICS RECEPTOR HD RADIO REVIEW
René --- yours is the 2nd review that indicates an outside FM antenna
is a necessity for this radio, meaning it will never be a workplace
radio in this form! Take away radio's at-work listening and you have
lost at least a third of total listening. And really, who besides us
radio geeks is going to put up an outside antenna at home? So write-
off at home listening too. Add to that the fact that static does not
go away on AM, plus this is an expen$ive radio; and this seems to
confirm what many of us have suspected; Ibiquity has been far far too
optimistic and this technology is NOT ready for prime time, especially
on AM. As for FM --- does the average consumer care about a slight
improvement in the high end? Hmmm --- did I just hear a bell toll? 73,
(Bruce Collier, York, PA, dxhub yg via DXLD)
The other interesting thing I neglected to mention about the Receptor
is that it is designed to be a clock radio. How many people are going
to run an FM antenna into their bedroom from outside. This is even
more unlikely than those who have FM tuners in the stereo systems! For
clock radio use, I’m sticking with my trusty Sony Dream Machine. 73,
René (Rene' F. Tetro, Chief Engineer Salem Communications -
Philadelphia WNTP-AM/WFIL-AM, ibid.)
By SARAH MCBRIDE March 2, 2006
Bill Harms of Elkridge, Md., likes to listen to Frank Sinatra crooning
on Vegas Radio, which broadcasts at WTRI-AM 1520, a Washington-based
station. But over the past year, he's had trouble tuning in to Vegas
as he drives through certain neighborhoods. As he complained to WTRI
owner Buddy Rizer in an email, ''there's a hiss, a hiss that did not
exist in the past.''
[EDIT= copyright infringement. see [url]http://online.wsj.com/public/article/SB114125971438087021-whLN_IXLyiPsenX9v7Nti_dn3Fo_20070302.html?mod=blogs[/url] for rest of article]
Re: ANOTHER BOSTON ACOUSTICS RECEPTOR HD RADIO REVIEW
René --- yours is the 2nd review that indicates an outside FM antenna
is a necessity for this radio, meaning it will never be a workplace
radio in this form! Take away radio's at-work listening and you have
lost at least a third of total listening. And really, who besides us
radio geeks is going to put up an outside antenna at home? So write-
off at home listening too. Add to that the fact that static does not
go away on AM, plus this is an expen$ive radio; and this seems to
confirm what many of us have suspected; Ibiquity has been far far too
optimistic and this technology is NOT ready for prime time, especially
on AM. As for FM --- does the average consumer care about a slight
improvement in the high end? Hmmm --- did I just hear a bell toll? 73,
(Bruce Collier, York, PA, dxhub yg via DXLD)
The other interesting thing I neglected to mention about the Receptor
is that it is designed to be a clock radio. How many people are going
to run an FM antenna into their bedroom from outside. This is even
more unlikely than those who have FM tuners in the stereo systems! For
clock radio use, I’m sticking with my trusty Sony Dream Machine. 73,
René (Rene' F. Tetro, Chief Engineer Salem Communications -
Philadelphia WNTP-AM/WFIL-AM, ibid.)
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I.B. Iquity
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I'll bet Rene would be impressed with the Kahn demo. You know the one which features a gound loop drowning out the audio on the left channel. Between that and the lousy almost AM stereo like audio on the right channel, I can see where people would want to give up on IBOC and go that route.
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SaynotoIB0C
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One of my receptors is used as a clock radio and works well with the dipole antenna dropped down behind the bed. Now if I could only keep the antenna from my cat!
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I.B. Iquity
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I wonder if rene is still running the WFIL powerside. At 560 they are first adjacent to NY's WMCA on 570 Khz (oh and their 5KW signal really can't be heard in NYC).
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