What is the max power (dBm) a AM receiver can get in the real world?

March 2nd 04, 04:58 PM

Sven Franklyn Weil

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In article , Jianhong Wang wrote:
What is the max power (dBm) a AM receiver can get in the real world?

I've stood about a fourth of a block away from the tower array of a
50,000 watt station (WQEW-AM 1560 New York). With a satisfactory
quality pocket transistor radio.

The signal was extremely distorted. Overload.

Couldn't get any closer becasue of the damned fence around the
property.

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Sven Weil
New York City, U.S.A.

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