[BC] More important: the Nighttime Answer

[Mike McCarthy]

It's not the hardware which causes the problem per se.  It's the fact 
the emissions are on the 1st adjacent channel and skywave which makes 
night operation SO harmful.

MM

> Ok, bear with me a bit. I've not worked with IBOC, so I'm a complete 
newbie
> here.
> 
> 1)    If "the code" isn't a problem during the day, what do you 
change for
> night time use to make it "ok" after dark? How does "the code" 
resolve
> skywave?
> 
> 2)    And if "the code" isn't ok during the day (because it 
supposedly
> occupies some of it's neighbor's spectrum), what do you change to 
fix that?
> 
> Remember, I don't have any IBOC transmitters anywhere near me yet, 
so I'm
> going on only what I read here as to the effects of it. But if 
indeed what I
> read here is remotely true, I imagine that I can see a problem 
coming. And
> if I can, why don't the folks who depend on AM radio for a living 
see it? Or
> am I completely wrong in the problems think I see coming?
> 
> Dave Dunsmoor
> 
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