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Stepdoh

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#102050 15-May-2012 00:51
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Is kordia still running a DAB test in Wellington? Cycle commute daily and enjoy the crackle free DAB radio on my dinky wee pocket device (not going for high fidelity, some of the commercial channels are horribly compressed).

Just wondering if it's worth bringing my radio to nz. Even if it's just for listening to morning report/checkpoint while negotiating the traffic. Found that they definitely were running a test, just wondering if anyone knew if they still were.

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bigbob
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  #625812 15-May-2012 22:20
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Yes , DAB still broadcasting as of today picked up very clearly in Khandallah.

Rob

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