Re: "...Hope For ... AM Band?"
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Michael <michael.setaazul@...>
With increasing awareness of the potential effect of solar or inimical EMP
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or cyber-mischief on global digital networks, it might be indicated to keep AM and AM receivers in active or resurecctionable status. The frequent drop-outs on my rural "not-so-broadband" webradio connection make me mindful of our vulnerability. Were that day to dawn, not only "youngsters" would be knocking on our door. At least some AM transmitters and numerious old-style AM radios might survive for a skeleton public service. Michael - 380/37 aficionado - homebrew tube rx in spe, hopefully squashed enought to be uldx-compatible ----- Original Message -----
Subject: "Is There Hope For A Digital AM Band?" ...I'm not sure the youngsters of today know what a radio receiver is. They already carry around a smartphone or device capable of receiving thousands of radio stations. Why do they want to bother with tuning a digital radio receiver to hear the same thing? Richard Allen, |
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