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RE: [LPFM] Regarding 88.1FM

Andrew, are there any firm plans for DAB here? Are trials imminent?
 
 

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-----Original Message-----
From: Andrew Dyke [mailto:andrew.dyke@...]
Sent: Tuesday, 3 June 2003 6:54 p.m.
To: LPFM_Radio@...
Subject: Re: [LPFM] Regarding 88.1FM

I'm with Jochen on this one
 
Band expanders are just a quick fix and actually cause us significant problems with the radiation of signals in other bands and mixing problems.  They also reduce sensitivity quite markedly meaning that we all miss out on coverage.
 
DAB is still the best thing going for the future despite the large capital investment.  I can hardly wait for the first "commercial" DAB service, purely to see how long it takes for a "shoestring" version to pop up run by people with a more community-minded philosophy.
 
Cheers
Andrew 
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Tuesday, June 03, 2003 10:39 AM
Subject: Re: [LPFM] Regarding 88.1FM

Appreciate your point - but a major change of the regulated spectrum (which has been set over 20 years ago.) is simply really dificult to do.

Yes, you mught advantage the owners of radios designed for the Japanese domestic market.

But you then disadvantage the owners of radios designed for the New Zealand domestic market.

And afterall, which country do we live in?

The next big change to radio will be the adoption of DAB, or satellite broadcasting - both way in the future because of the costs.

Jochen

>>> Michael and Ross <alnairgrus@...> 03/06/2003 >>>
See what I mean no one thinks outside the "square"
--- Jochen Siegenthaler
<Jochen.Siegenthaler@...> wrote:
> Forget it.
>
> The NZ FM band is 88-108 MHz, and won't change.
>
> We have an existing FM band that works well and fits
> with the overwhelming majority of the world market
> for receivers.
>
>

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I'm with Jochen on this one Band expanders are just a quick fix and actually cause us significant problems with the radiation of signals in other bands and...
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Andrew, are there any firm plans for DAB here? Are trials imminent? Jonathan Mosen Director ACB Radio, the voice of the Blind Community http://www.acbradio.org...
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MessageI'm pretty sure there are plans to introduce it but I don't know any details. ... From: Jonathan Mosen To: LPFM_Radio@... Sent: Tuesday,...
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What is the major cost in DAB? I presume terrestrial broadcasting will be possible, not just satellite? Is it not just another transmitter on a high hill on...
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Hi Ross I would think that the terrestrial version is more likely with someone like BCL installing transmitters at their existing sites and then selling...
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I guess all we can do is hope that whoever controls the channels will provide them to non-profit organisations at a low-cost. Cheers, Ross. ... From: Andrew...
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Hopefully they dont go digital on the current analogue bands It will end up like UHF Sky TV -just a waste of spectrum with rubbish on ie fill the band up with ...
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Somehow I don't see bcl = budget. Where I was working recenyl saved about 900% overheads by going with TeamTalk rather than BCL for a TX site. ... From: Andrew...
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I can't wait for DAB so see how much more mpeg upon meg compression will degrade over-all on-air quality and give 'digital' a more bad personalilty. ... From:...
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The difference was $2,000 not $25,000p/a. Incl power and electric backup. ... From: Gavin Stephens To: LPFM_Radio@... Sent: Wednesday, June 04,...
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Hello Andrew - I think that I probably qualify as being a community minded LPFM broadcaster and I'm facinated by what I think you are talking about - it sounds...
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Radio Pacific/Foveaux Radio Man... not with Radio Pacific I take it anymore? DAB = digital audio broadcasting. Using mpeg audio compression similat to what...
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In this respect I wish the entire country had cable like the states... Then we could use real digital quality without a headache of accquiring bandwidth. ...
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Hi Mike DAB is essentially a single, wide band carrier signal with a number of programmes broadcast simultaneously. The receiver tunes to a particular...
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Hi Anthony What do you know about LPF ? How dare you implay that I Understand little about LPFM. From the sounds of your reply and Mulchers postings, you seem...
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HI guys there is so much talk going on, but no one seems to be mentioning anything about this new Indian crowd on 88. FM on LPFM. Is it ok to Occupy two...
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Presume after 1 July They not supposed to link anyway-perhaps they can run as stand alone Txs anywhere. The alternative is that lpfm operators after so much ...
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