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There is a station near me, AM 1240. It's fairly weak,
I'd love to be able to get it inside my trailer. Out in both vehicles it comes in OK. Talk radio, and some hosts I enjoy. Been wondering if a mobile truck radio would work. Run an outdoor antenna. Mobile antenna from Wal Mart or something, from the auto department. Problem is, that the cowl mount antenna is for FM, right? I doubt I've got the skills to wire one in, too many wires on the back of a mobile. Any kind of radio come with outdoor antenna for AM? I guess I do have a ham set, an old Heathkit which is fitted for long wire antenna. C Crane is supposed to make good stuff, but a bit too high zoot for me. Any other ideas? -- Christopher A. Young Learn more about Jesus www.lds.org .. |
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