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The fact that your EV has AM doesn't negate the fact that EMF interferes with AM radio... The article you shared literally says "Electrical interference and re
by tempsy 3y ago
The fact that your EV has AM doesn't negate the fact that EMF interferes with AM radio...
The article you shared literally says "Electrical interference and reducing cost and manufacturing complexity also played a role."
- vel0city 3y agoIt does completely negate your "AM radio does not exist in any EVs" though. I'm not arguing it doesn't mess with AM. I'm sure its a part of why AM kind of sucks on my EV. But it is an EV and it has AM radio, therefore "AM radio does not exist in any EVs" is 100% factually incorrect. The Chevy Bolt and Spark also had AM radios, so its not even like its just one EV that has it. You're the one arguing absolutely no EVs have AM radios, which is trivially easy to disprove. And even if it didn't, so what? Just because something can interfere with an AM radio, its somehow considered radically unhealthy to be around and should be avoided? Loads of things considered safe to be around mess with AM radio. The wiring in my house messes with AM radio signals, guess I gotta pull out all the wiring. Back to gas lighting it is! Heck, having another AM radio running near an AM radio can cause interference, guess we need to stop using the AM radio!
- tempsy 3y agoOk, I correct my original point: most EVs do not have AM radio not all due to EMF. It has really nothing to do with the fact that EMF is so high in EVs that it interferes with AM radio signals. You can decide that it doesn’t matter.