Those European radios on AM and perhaps FM bands too,don't they have a
difference (maybe I am not saying it right) in the frequencies they use
in some European countries.(perhaps Asia too) For instance 1180 on the
AM band here I can get with all of my radios but unless some or all of
the European radios have one or more switches to switch over to the
proper frequency,then those European radios will not work over here for
picking up American radio frequencies.I apologize if I didn't say what I
am getting at.I guess I am a dummy about some things.
cuhulin

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Those European radios on AM and perhaps FM bands too,don't they have a
difference (maybe I am not saying it right) in the frequencies they use
in some European countries.(perhaps Asia too) For instance 1180 on the
AM band here I can get with all of my radios but unless some or all of
the European radios have one or more switches to switch over to the
proper frequency,then those European radios will not work over here for
picking up American radio frequencies.I apologize if I didn't say what I
am getting at.I guess I am a dummy about some things.
cuhulin



Outside of North America, MW stations normally have 9 khz spacing instead
of 10 khz. Also, in the United States, MW goes to 1710 khz, whereas in
Europe it only goes to 1580 or something.

I guess you said it for me because that is what I was trying to say
too.Thanks.
cuhulin