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- Stacks of wax
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Re: Back to no AM band in cars...
Remember back in the 1970s when Radio Shack sold an adaptor so you could listen to FM on your AM radio? Methinks it's possible to do the same in reverse.
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Re: Back to no AM band in cars...
Stacks of wax wrote:
Remember back in the 1970s when Radio Shack sold an adaptor so you could listen to FM on your AM radio? Methinks it's possible to do the same in reverse.
They already exist, and people used them to broadcast portable CD players and MP3 players to their cars' FM radios.
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Re: Back to no AM band in cars...
I'm a big fan of radio's past, but I have to admit, I'd never heard of this: it appears there were two other times in history when AM was being left out of cars. And at least one of them goes way back to the beginning of car radios themselves.
AM Radio Was Saved In Cars Twice: Can We Do It Again?
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I suppose it's one of the "alternate facts" they're so fond of quoting. For all his bluster, Mark Levin is a pretty smart guy in some ways, having been a successful government lawyer in the past. But this is just eye rolling stuff.
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