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I thought the idea for digital radios was that they weren't supposed to interfere like standard analogue models. How come then if it is in a certain position it makes a distorted noise?
Its the same with digital televisions. When I first switch it on, it takes a while for certain channels to settle down.
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.With an analogue signal, you hear exactly what is picked out of the air. If there is a little bit of static on the received signal, you will hear a little bit of static. If there is a lot of static on the received signal, you will hear a lot of static.
With a digital signal, the audio is reconstructed in the receiver. If there is a little bit of static on the received signal, you will not hear it because the receiver reconstructs the audio and fills in the bad spots. If there is a lot of static on the received signal, you will hear distortion because the receiver does not have enough information to fill in all the bad spots.