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Stations in Europe are spaced much closer together than in America. Even in Paris, there are some stations only 300 or 400 kHz from each other. For example, 97.8 and 98.2 are both from Paris. If both start spewing out IBOC, then it will be hard to listen to either station.<P ID="signature">______________
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Location: Princeton Junction, NJ
AIM: KewlDude471
WWPH 107.9 FM: http://wwph1079fm.no-ip.org</P>
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Stations in Europe are spaced much closer together than in America. Even in Paris, there are some stations only 300 or 400 kHz from each other. For example, 97.8 and 98.2 are both from Paris. If both start spewing out IBOC, then it will be hard to listen to either station.<P ID="signature">______________
17-year-old radio geek
Location: Princeton Junction, NJ
AIM: KewlDude471
WWPH 107.9 FM: http://wwph1079fm.no-ip.org</P>
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> > http://beradio.com/iboc_update/iboc_update_041906/#paris
> >
> Stations in Europe are spaced much closer together than in
> America. Even in Paris, there are some stations only 300 or
> 400 kHz from each other. For example, 97.8 and 98.2 are
> both from Paris. If both start spewing out IBOC, then it
> will be hard to listen to either station.
>
There are two stations in the Chicago area. 97.1 and 96.9 both running HD without any troubles.
> >
> Stations in Europe are spaced much closer together than in
> America. Even in Paris, there are some stations only 300 or
> 400 kHz from each other. For example, 97.8 and 98.2 are
> both from Paris. If both start spewing out IBOC, then it
> will be hard to listen to either station.
>
There are two stations in the Chicago area. 97.1 and 96.9 both running HD without any troubles.
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RadioDoc
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> > http://beradio.com/iboc_update/iboc_update_041906/#paris
> >
> Stations in Europe are spaced much closer together than in
> America. Even in Paris, there are some stations only 300 or
> 400 kHz from each other. For example, 97.8 and 98.2 are
> both from Paris. If both start spewing out IBOC, then it
> will be hard to listen to either station.
>
It will certainly serve as a good test. I think the chance of interference will depend a lot on antenna design, location, and type of HD transmission in use (separate antenna, high/low level combining, etc).<P ID="signature">______________
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> Stations in Europe are spaced much closer together than in
> America. Even in Paris, there are some stations only 300 or
> 400 kHz from each other. For example, 97.8 and 98.2 are
> both from Paris. If both start spewing out IBOC, then it
> will be hard to listen to either station.
>
It will certainly serve as a good test. I think the chance of interference will depend a lot on antenna design, location, and type of HD transmission in use (separate antenna, high/low level combining, etc).<P ID="signature">______________
</P>
> http://beradio.com/iboc_update/iboc_update_041906/#paris
>
Interesting, I thought europe was more interested in DRM, I know it's been approved for use up beyond the FM spectrum. (125MHz I belive)
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Interesting, I thought europe was more interested in DRM, I know it's been approved for use up beyond the FM spectrum. (125MHz I belive)
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