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

March 2nd 04, 03:58 PM

Peter H.

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What is the max power (dBm) a AM receiver can get in the real world? Let us say
the receiver is sitting very close to a station antenna, the station has the
max power FCC permits.

The "blackout" zone is 1 volt/meter.

Any station, regardless of its power, has such a zone.

Good city service is 25 mV/m.

The area covered by the 25 mV/m signal is a function of frequency, power and
ground conductivity.

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