Which tower is higher, am or fm?
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In general, the AM transmitting tower will be taller.  This need not be the case however, since multi-band antennas (that's what the tower is, an antenna) are common.  It is entirely possible to transmit both AM and FM from the same antenna.\n\nAgain in general, the longer your recieving antenna is physically, the better will be your reception.  But you need not build a tower a mile high nor string miles of horizontal wire to make a satisfactory AM or FM recieving antenna.  The dinky little antenna inside your handheld device will work just fine in most cases.  That's because there's additional circuitry inside the device that amplifies the signal recieved by the antenna.  \n\nSometimes, you'll find yourself a bit too far from a particular transmitting antenna to be able to recieve it on your handheld device.  No biggie; there's lots and lots of alternative transmitting stations whose antennas are close enough that you can find something to listen to.\n\nYou really wanna do something interesting?  How about building your own transmitter/reciever combination and talking to and viewing another guy or gal from another country directly and personally - the other person having done the same thing - build his or her own combination device?  Well, you can learn to do that through a unique entity called "The Amateur Radio Service".  In other words, ham radio.  If y'interested, check out the home page of the American Radio Relay League at www.arrl.org and they'll tell ya how to get started.  And when you do, and you got your ham radio license from the FCC with your own radio callsign (nobody else in the universe will have the same sign) look for KG2DI on the air!  That's me...
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KING FM 98.1 Seattle's Classical Choice\n\nLocated in Seattle, Washington
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I think it's just a play on AM or FM. AM (amplitude modulation) and FM (frequency modulation) are known for being "radio terms", so they called it XM, probably because X has a "cool" connotation.
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World tallest tower? The Canadian national tower; http://www.infoplease.com/ipa/A0886190.html\n\nWorld tallest building? Currently the Taipei 101 building, which have already surpasses the Petronas Twin Tower. http://www.infoplease.com/ipa/A0001338.html
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Medium wave and short wave radio signals act differently during daytime and nighttime. During the day, AM signals travel by groundwave, refracting around the curve of the earth over a distance up to a few hundred miles (or kilometers) from the signal transmitter. However, after sunset, changes in the ionosphere cause AM signals to travel by skywave, enabling AM radio stations to be heard much farther from their point of origin than is normal during the day. This phenomenon can be easily observed by scanning an AM radio dial at night. As a result, many broadcast stations are required as a condition of license to reduce their broadcasting power significantly after sunset, or even to suspend broadcasting entirely during nighttime hours. (Such stations are commonly referred to as daytimers.)\n\nSome other radio stations are granted clear channel rights, meaning that they broadcast on frequencies whose use is restricted and thus relatively unaffected by interference from other stations.
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The Al Faisaliah Tower\n\nor\n\nKingdom Tower (Aka Kingdom Center)
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I guess you know that am radio reception is altered when you rotate your radio. To increase reception you have 2 alternatives. Either get a longer antennae (you can use the same antennae that you use for your tv regular,cable or satelite) or you can get a am reception booster from Radio Shack that electronically sucks in better reception but plan "A" works best.
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is that radio station in az?? cuz there is a 103.9 here! but idk sorry!
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go to: radioisla1320.com\nclick to hear live
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none at 91.4.. got a joy fm in florida at 91.5....\n\n\nhttp://www.thejoyfm.com/Home.aspx?pageID=3
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I love kiss fm 103.5 it's mostly 4 teenagers it has some rap and on sundays it has the top 40 songs starts at like 7 and ends at 11
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I think you just answered your own question. The 106.9 part would be where you find it on your dial.
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Tower City. LoL. It's in Cleaveland.
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In general, a transmitted signal can be described as s=A*cos(omega + phi).  In AM modulation, you change the amplitude "A".  In FM, you modify the fundamental frequency, omega.  In PM, you modify the phase, phi.\n\nPhase Modulation is heavily used in digital communications.  Modems, satellite TV, GPS, and Wireless LANs (802.11a/b/g) all use variants of binary and quadrature phase shift keying.
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Because FM radio is run by corporate drones with the imagination of a fruit fly.   Get an XM or Sirius radio and enjoy the variety of music.
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it should be on 1050 am
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Taipie 101\nPetronas Towers