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On Wednesday, January 22, 2003 at 9:48:02 AM UTC+11, Mel3k wrote:
I'm not sure if this has been asked before, but why does AM radio in Europe/Asia tune in 9khz steps while North American AM goes by steps of 10khz? Also, why did some countries like Australia switch from 10khz to 9khz steps some years back? Thanks for your insights ![]() I think it's because of America's geographic position. Because it is locate d between Europe and Asia the AM band has a tendency to cause interference with other stations, which is why there is a lot of noise in the background , so to overcome this problem they had to use different frequencies. If Ame rica had switched to 9khz like the rest of the world it would be a mess bec ause you would hear radio stations broadcasting from Europe and parts of As ia. |
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