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Kia pride 1997 - Radio Reception

Kia pride 1997
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AUDIO
(if
equipped)
Radio
Reception
lonosphere
Station
1
Station
2
455
AM(Amplitude
Modulation)
CHARACTERISTICS
Station
mixing
AM
signals
bend
around
such
things
as
buildings
or
mountains
and
bounce
off
the
ionosphere.
Therefore,
they
can
reach
longer
distances
than
FM
signals.
Because
of
this,
two
stations
may
some-
times
be
picked
up
on
the
same
frequen-
cy
at
the
same
time.
4-30
\
v
FM
Station
25
~
30
miles
(40
~
50
km)
456
FM
(Frequency
Modulation)
CHARACTERISTICS
An
FM
broadcast
range
is
usually
about
40—50km
(25-30
miles)
from
the
source.
Because
of
extra
coding
needed
to
break
the
sound
into
two
channels,
stereo
FM
has
even
less
range
than
monaural
(non-
stereo)
FM.
457
Signals
from
an
FM
transmitter
are
similar
to
beams
of
light
because
they
do
not
bend
around
corners,
but
they
do
reflect.
Unlike
AM
signals,
FM
signals
cannot
travel
beyond
the
horizon.
Therefore,
FM
station
cannot
be
received
at
the
great
distances
possible
with
AM
reception.
Atmospheric
conditions
can
also
affect
FM
reception.
High
humidity
will
cause
poor
reception.
However,
cloudy
days
may
pro-
vide
better
reception
than
clear
days.

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