[Electronics-Talk] [Electronics-talk] CCrane radio

[cheez]

>From what I've experienced with radios in ballparks or stadiums, seating 
placement plays a great deal on reception.  If the team's broadcast is on 
the fm brand, it is usually good, but steel and concrete slabs could cause 
some hissing in the background.
If the broadcast comes from an am station, signal is bad.  Again, steel and 
concrete.

Here in Phoenix, The Talking Stick Arena and the Bank One Ballpark has no 
delay on their radio broadcasts.  But I will warn you, should you use an app 
such as the MLB At Bat app, you can find a huge delay in the action on the 
field.
When I used this app last year here at home, the delay was about 8 seconds. 
One of my sisters' delay was almost a minute.  Cellphone service providers 
differs greatly.
If you choose to use the audible devices that most teams provide, I find 
them to be horrible.  The worst technology I've seen in a long time.

And let me say in closing.  I don't care what kind or brand of earbuds or 
headset you use at a game.  When the crowd gets loud, you can't hear a 
thing.

Vince

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From: "Eric Duffy via Electronics-Talk" <electronics-talk at nfbnet.org>
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Sent: Tuesday, December 29, 2015 4:06 PM
Subject: Re: [Electronics-Talk] [Electronics-talk] CCrane radio


> Dave,
>
> We are trying to get this changed at great American Ballpark for the 
> Cincinnati Red’s. I know That positive change has been made for the 
> Baltimore Oriels games.
>
> Eric
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