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February 1st 07, 03:56 AM
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Question about AM radio interference
A lot of AM stations in my area (East coast) are difficult to hear
because of interference by a Spanish language station. I was told awhile ago that it was because of a high-wattage station in Cuba that was broadcasting because the US. was broadcasting to Cuban listeners. Does anyone have more information, or is this just another conspiracy theory? Thanks. |
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