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Gregg wrote: Behold, Radium scribbled: Are there any AM stations in the microwave-frequency spectrum? The highest frequency commonly used for AM voice communication is VHF aircraft. The rest are military. UHF aircraft voice communications operate from 225 to 400 MHz (mostly military). I haven't found a reason not to have an AM station with a frequency as high as that of the average FM station. Here's one for you - who could receive it? I've got at least 4 receivers capable of AM above 1 GHz (1,000 MHz) and all are at least 10 years old. Dave |
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