Comments On Proposed HD Radio Power Increase

[SUPERCASTER]

while the threat of potential interference tends to get downplayed by the proponents, the fact that even they recognize the need to deny at least one class of station the proposed increase because of interference concerns does not inspire confidence

Link: http://www.commlawblog.com/2009/05/articles/broadcast/more-comments-invited-on-proposed-hd-radio-power-increase/print.html

 

[radioman148]

while the threat of potential interference tends to get downplayed by the proponents, the fact that even they recognize the need to deny at least one class of station the proposed increase because of interference concerns does not inspire confidence

Link: http://www.commlawblog.com/2009/05/articles/broadcast/more-comments-invited-on-proposed-hd-radio-power-increase/print.html

Oh good more slop on AM.

 

[w9wi]

while the threat of potential interference tends to get downplayed by the proponents, the fact that even they recognize the need to deny at least one class of station the proposed increase because of interference concerns does not inspire confidence

Link: http://www.commlawblog.com/2009/05/articles/broadcast/more-comments-invited-on-proposed-hd-radio-power-increase/print.html

Oh good more slop on AM.

The HD power increase proposal applies only to FM stations.

I don't think even iBiquity believes they can get away with a power increase for HD AM.