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Author Topic: Expanding the U.S. FM spectrum to help AM stations  (Read 1422 times)

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Expanding the U.S. FM spectrum to help AM stations
« on: February 05, 2014, 2212 UTC »
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Re: Expanding the U.S. FM spectrum to help AM stations
« Reply #1 on: February 05, 2014, 2307 UTC »
They'll NEVER admit that they're plagiarizing borrowing from the Canuck band plan ;D

Peace!
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Re: Expanding the U.S. FM spectrum to help AM stations
« Reply #2 on: February 06, 2014, 1304 UTC »
They wanna help the AM band? Here's a novel idea- DO SOMETHING ABOUT THE RFI CAUSED BY THE DEMONIC IPHONE CHARGERS. If the FCC cares so much about the ensuring these products are safe, well then why can't they do something about these RFI machines? Plus, advocate am broadcasting! Encourage people to listen to AM, and get more interesting stations on the AM. More music stations, local news and most of all- NO NETWORK AFFLIATED STATIONS. MY god- there's 3 fox sports stations in my area, 2 CBS sports stations and 4 of the same conservative talk stations. I think we got sports and talk covered...

AM used to be the best radio band, and made DX'ing interesting. But now, whenever I pick up a new dx station, it usually turns out to be another useless sports station. I'm sick of it.
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Re: Expanding the U.S. FM spectrum to help AM stations
« Reply #3 on: February 06, 2014, 2211 UTC »
Quote from: atrainradio on February 06, 2014, 1304 UTC
They wanna help the AM band? Here's a novel idea- DO SOMETHING ABOUT THE RFI CAUSED BY THE DEMONIC IPHONE CHARGERS. If the FCC cares so much about the ensuring these products are safe, well then why can't they do something about these RFI machines? Plus, advocate am broadcasting! Encourage people to listen to AM, and get more interesting stations on the AM. More music stations, local news and most of all- NO NETWORK AFFLIATED STATIONS. MY god- there's 3 fox sports stations in my area, 2 CBS sports stations and 4 of the same conservative talk stations. I think we got sports and talk covered...

AM used to be the best radio band, and made DX'ing interesting. But now, whenever I pick up a new dx station, it usually turns out to be another useless sports station. I'm sick of it.

Gotta say I agree. Luckily I'm near the Canadian border and receive a few of the last surviving music stations on the AM BCB. Granted, nothing but oldies and a few country stations, but more interesting than anything else I can hear.
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Re: Expanding the U.S. FM spectrum to help AM stations
« Reply #4 on: February 06, 2014, 2229 UTC »
I'd love to have the oldies on. At night WQLL from Baltimore booms into south jersey so that not too bad. Plus 740 zoomer radio comes in blasting away at night as well.
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