Greetings TOM!   
      
    RW> EV>> Than would be a tough Nut to crack, I'd think, for a Digital   
    RW> EV>> (AM?) Broadcast Band Mode to still allow older Analog Mode   
    RW> EV>> Radios to coexist with the new system.   
      
    RW>> That is done today in TV, there are still analog stations on the   
    RW>> air. I get a channel 44 analog station on my TV that is broadcast   
    RW>> out of San Antonio, but with a much weaker signal than it was before   
    RW>> the switch to digital.   
      
    TW> That is because the LOW power UHF TV "translators" did not have   
    TW> convert to digital at first. IF you can recieve one the exemption is   
    TW> still in place   
      
   Just checked that, and they're no longer on the air...they may have been   
   absorbed by one of the many TexMex TV stations in SA...all they ever had   
   on it was a Mexican version of RocknRoll.   
      
      
       Have a day!   
      
            R\%/itt - K5RXT   
      
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