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which side of the line did you intend to place yourself with that statement? I found that AM radio had so much interference 20 years ago listening to Radio Dis
by telgareith 2y ago
which side of the line did you intend to place yourself with that statement?
I found that AM radio had so much interference 20 years ago listening to Radio Disney that I gave up. (oh god. That might be closer to 30yrs now)
Dipping my toes into software defined radios (RTL-SDR, and a HackRF), I found AM to be incoherent in my area.
So, what exactly is there to save? It's obvious there's an agenda- FCC already has enough latitude to allow low power FM broadcasts to replace AM ones without external involvement.
- fibers 2y agobloomberg radio has been my go to station for the past 16 years or so since it broadcasts in some major markets and i have no difficulty getting signal even at night. it is way better than using internet radio with buggy apps and where they inject an ad right before the stream starts playing.
- w-ll 2y agoThey just sold their AM in the bay, (or at least at the beginning of the month it went to some sports talk radio)