Antenna Advice
Brian Vita
brian_vita@cssinc.com
Sat Jun 30 10:31:03 EDT 2007
Dan Strassberg wrote:
> In Peabody, if you couldn't get WBZ in HD, either you must have been
> listening at night, when HD is still off, or else something may be wrong
> with the receiver or the antenna. WBZ comes in REALLY well on the North
> Shore, and if they were running HD (and I can hear the HD sidebands all
> day), WBZ should come in just fine in HD. If it doesn't, you need to do some
> troubleshooting. Neither WMKI not WXKS is anywhere near as strong as WBZ in
> Peabody but their daytime signals there aren't bad--I suspect more than 5
> mV/m, which ought to be adequate but may not be.
>
> --
> D
You know, I didn't even consider the daytime/night time aspect. I'll
check it out.
I thought that the FCC just gave the OK to nighttime AM IBOC. Is that
not so? Are the Boston stations not taking advantage of it?
Just a side note, how come only GM seems to be promoting HD. If you
look at the websites for the non-GM stations (ie. Entercom and others)
broadcasting in HD there's nary a mention of HD. Even WBZ you have to
dig around for.
Is WRKO not doing HD?
Brian
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