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How many HD subchannels are associated with WBZ-AM Brighton Boston radio 1030 ?

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thezak

a. How many hybrid digital HD subchannels are associated with WBZ-AM Brighton Boston radio 1030 ?

b. What kinds of broadcasts are available on each of the HD subchannels associated with WBZ-AM ?
 
Indeed. Though the WBZ signal appears as the HD3 of WBZ-FM, as their top of hour legal ID
says. The IB(l)OC(k) signal they have on 1030 obliterates nearby stations in hash.

Much of the info you desire can be seen at Wikipedia, station sites, HDRadio site etc.
 
raccoonradio said:
Indeed. Though the WBZ signal appears as the HD3 of WBZ-FM, as their top of hour legal ID
says. The IB(l)OC(k) signal they have on 1030 obliterates nearby stations in hash.

Much of the info you desire can be seen at Wikipedia, station sites, HDRadio site etc.
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Yes the real question is how many stations does WBZ's hash wipe out on 1040 and 1020 (along with WINS's hash) in the eastern half of the US at night?
 
I noticed on my car radio about 8 pm tonight (dusk) that 1050 out of NYC, WEPN, was starting to break out of the WBZ hash and was more audible. Just now, even better (Sun night baseball).
WINS 1010 also semi-audible despite the hash. But 1020 and 1040, no chance of course.
 
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