Kim Andrew Elliott posted
an article about the DRM exhibit at the recent Winter SWL Fest in Pennsylvania. Here's a quote from the introduction:
A[n] exhibit of Digital Radio Mondiale, the new technology for digital transmission below 30 MHz, has been held at the Fest since 2003. This exhibit features DRM-capable receivers picking up actual DRM transmissions.
At this year’s SWL Fest, March 8 to 10 near Philadelphia, the DRM exhibit expanded to include other forms of digital radio: 1) wi-fi internet radio appliances and 2) HD Radio (IBOC), the U.S. domestic digital radio system.
2 comments:
yep, as usual, the best solution is wifi mesh and tcp/ip. especially once we take back the UHF TV bands - or is the FCC planning to bid those out to the usual suspects willing to cough up a few billion for a license?
is there anything in english on shortwave anyways besides shitty Religious crap and CRI? thats all i can find. that and a bunch of spanish news - boring
Anon: sure there is - see primetimeshortwave.com or eibi.de.vu to get a current schedule.
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