Monsoon AM Radio
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From: Fort Worth / Crowley / Burleson, Texas
Monsoon AM Radio Don't make fun of me!!!
I like to listen to AM radio on my way home from work (usually news/sport), but it seems that there is MAJOR interference coming into the radio on "higher band" frequencies (anything above say 1000 MHz).
Anytime I try to listen to an AM station, and put the widow up/down sometimes it will go away, or if I turn off the A/C (or turn the blower one notch down), it completely goes away.
Weird, could it be a groud?? Suggestions?
I like to listen to AM radio on my way home from work (usually news/sport), but it seems that there is MAJOR interference coming into the radio on "higher band" frequencies (anything above say 1000 MHz).
Anytime I try to listen to an AM station, and put the widow up/down sometimes it will go away, or if I turn off the A/C (or turn the blower one notch down), it completely goes away.
Weird, could it be a groud?? Suggestions?
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Originally Posted by Splitz
Don't make fun of me!!!
I like to listen to AM radio on my way home from work (usually news/sport), but it seems that there is MAJOR interference coming into the radio on "higher band" frequencies (anything above say 1000 MHz).
Anytime I try to listen to an AM station, and put the widow up/down sometimes it will go away, or if I turn off the A/C (or turn the blower one notch down), it completely goes away.
Weird, could it be a groud?? Suggestions?
I like to listen to AM radio on my way home from work (usually news/sport), but it seems that there is MAJOR interference coming into the radio on "higher band" frequencies (anything above say 1000 MHz).
Anytime I try to listen to an AM station, and put the widow up/down sometimes it will go away, or if I turn off the A/C (or turn the blower one notch down), it completely goes away.
Weird, could it be a groud?? Suggestions?
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