My reply embedded below:



----- Original Message ----
From: Scott Fybush <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>



Disappointing, on many fronts...and one wonders how much worse it might 
get in, say, mid-December.

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That's to put it mildly. The answer is a LOT worse.   NOW I HAVE NO RELIABLE 
NIGHT SIGNALS TO LISTEN TO.  I DO NOT have ANY primary or secondary night 
service in Silverstreet, not even groundwave thatt I can use.   WKDK after dark 
is audible but not listenable (for music) So I am pissed to say the least. I 
USED to listen to Coast to Coast before I went to sleep. NOT anymore. WLAC 
sounds like a vaccum cleaner is run by my head.  Where the ICF-2010 sits it 
can't be moved to ATTEMPT to null WTWP.  As for FM, the system is obsolete. 
Data rate is too low. 1% power is way too low. Then there was talk of raising 
power to 2%.  Now there's talk of 10%.  That means replacing the transmitters. 
2% power is doable at some sites. When you get into the 10% range there WILL be 
interference. But down here anyone who is using secondaries....it's the same 
old crap they have elsewhere. WFBC is running comedy. It sounds worse than a 
SHAKY 24,000 baud dial up. WCOS has the
 same artist / song in the display. It's been that way for days on end. This is 
on the HD2. They are running a semi form of classic country but not the really 
old good hits. The only thing the HD radio is for is listening to an adjacent 
that carries something I want to hear....well....used to ..... the Braves on 
Clemson's 104.9.  HD at 10% will take care of that.  It surely isn't good for 
decoding on a reliable basis ONE station and if I want to hear more I need a 
tower and rotor and an APS-13..... maybe.

More ranting and venting to come later. 





 
NNNN  
POP email is powell at backroads  DOT     net





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