Donald.Breda@f460.n101.z1.fidonet.org (Donald Breda) (08/15/90)
Index Number: 9850
SW> Bill, What do you want to know? It DX's very well and has
SW> both of the subcarrier frequencies. Unfortunately, there is
SW> not much to listen to here locally.
SW> Susan
Hi Susan; It's not Bill but what the hell haha.
Waht does the radio look like? How does it sound? Do you get bleed
through from the main carrier when listening to the subcarrier?
Does it have an am broadcast band and if so is it sensative?
Have you had any experience with subcarrier radio's in the past?
I am really trying to decide whether to give my 10 year old supper radio
with a built in subcarrier adapter a face lift or maybe purchasing one
of the receivers you have.
Thanks for any info.
Don
... Abled, Blinktalk and sSilver xpress in Boston 9600 HST
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Internet: Donald.Breda@f460.n101.z1.fidonet.orgSusan.Wimberly@f5.n382.z1.fidonet.org (Susan Wimberly) (08/17/90)
Index Number: 9874
[This is from the Blink Talk Conference]
Don, The only experience I have had with a subcarrier radio is one I
had when I lived in NOrth Texas which we used for listening to our
local radio reading service. It was built specifically for getting
only that particular reading service. The radio I have been talking
about that I bought is FM and subcarrier only with minimal bleedover in
comparison to what I have heard on other radios. HOpe this answered
all your questions.
Susan
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Internet: Susan.Wimberly@f5.n382.z1.fidonet.orgcjohn975@pallas.athenanet.com (John Johnson) (08/20/90)
Index Number: 9880 Does anyone know where I can get a subcarrier radio that will cover the whole commercial FM band? I heard about a company called FM Atlas. Has anyone had experience with them? Hope someone can help. --Chip-- (cjohn975@athenanet.com or uunet!pallas!cjohn975)