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It's range is largely due to the frequency as well, not the modulation scheme. > it's a no-brainer to use a highly efficient modulation scheme with error corr
by cogman10 3y ago
It's range is largely due to the frequency as well, not the modulation scheme.
> it's a no-brainer to use a highly efficient modulation scheme with error correction.
And an audio codec with a good ecc scheme on top. You can shove huge amounts of data into the AM spectrum, there's no reason it should be filled with pops and fizzes.
- geerlingguy 3y agoIndeed, HD AM radio worked pretty well, but never became popular, thus stations turned off their HD transmissions one by one.