Whatever digital receivers there were didn't sell - and only partly on account of cost. Consumers simply didn't understand the concept. Here it was sold as "High Definition" which really means nothing

Thanks for the clarification! Strange that there should be no receivers for AM digital:-) In the Old World few radios are available - and none affordable - which receive DRM, although DRM test

I'm not an expert on the topic, but here's a summary of the current terrestrial digital system in the U.S. HD digital (not the same as DRM or DAB) is what's offered on AM and FM in the U.S. (and a few

Confused I am. In the US, are there digital transmissions in the AM Unfortunately, there are digital transmissions in the North American Medium Wave band , AKA, AM band. iBiquity's in-band

Confused I am. In the US, are there digital transmissions in the AM (medium wave) band? If so, as this posting suggests, where is more information to be found? Is DRM or another format in

0400Z to 0500Z Feb 24 here on SW SL Gulf coast heard Spanish language soccer broadcast in and out on 1330. Was never able to ID it. Any thoughts?

They never ID. Right now they are playing "MacNamara's Band". Thanks guys. I never suspected my Mystery Station could be WKTA Evanston, IL. I’ve heard them before, but it’s when they are

The station is WKTA in Evanston, IL. I heard the exact music you describe on 1330 AM, up until 5:59 AM CST when they finally broadcast the station ID and changed over to Russian Programming. John

If that's who this turns out to be ….it is WKTA Evanston, ILLINOIS 5 kW/110 Watts Nights. I have heard them many times with ETHNIC Programming, but have never caught the Standards Music

Hi Vince, I think the station is here in the northern suburbs of Chicago. Not sure which suburban city. During the day they broadcast in Russian or Polish. But in the morning when I get up they are

It's on tunein.com if you find it again and want to compare it to what you're hearing. Jim Rittenhouse Jim@... Lisle, IL USA 60532

Try checking WANG AM 1330 kHz in North Carolina, kicking out 1kw day or night. Jim Rittenhouse Jim@... Lisle, IL USA 60532

Doing a quick format check of 1330 kHz in your wider area, Iowa-Boston-Virginia-Kentucky-Minneapolis and not coming up with anything outside some odd stuff on WRCA Boston. Checking Canada.... Jim

I am quite impressed with my Degen DE1129, small compact DSP radio with built in 4GB of memory for recording plus a micro SD card slot for external card up to 32GB I believe... but there are few

Hello, group, I'm wondering if anyone here uses or has used any of the small DSP radios with digital recording/mp3 playback capabilities, and has one to recommend. I had a DE1126 until last

Wow! That Splains it! Bruce, thanks for the information. The WBZ HD spectrum picture certainly tells the tale. I didn’t know HD signals hogged so much spectrum. I wondered why IBOC hash,

Yes. The most significant digital signals are +/- 10 to 15 kHz from the center frequency. Take a look at the RF spectrum FFT of WBZ HD here... http://www.bamlog.com/wbz.htm The image is annotated

Bruce Conti Tuning slightly off-frequency with a narrow filter (2.3 kHz typ.) in AM mode is a trick I will often use to reduce adjacent signal interference including bothersome HD digital noise.

I’m hoping someone can give me a clue about a station I hear on 1330 kHz. Almost every night, and every morning, until an hour after local sunrise, I hear a station that plays Jazz and music from

The CC Skywave got an excellent 4-star review in the 2016 World Radio TV Handbook. Tuning slightly off-frequency with a narrow filter (2.3 kHz typ.) in AM mode is a trick I will often use to reduce