I'm picking up an FM radio station app. thru
a Pioneer SR-202w reverb unit when it is
hooked in to my system ...any ideas???
I'm picking up an FM radio station app. thru
a Pioneer SR-202w reverb unit when it is
hooked in to my system ...any ideas???
I'd try some different interconnect cables first. And clean the connectors with de-oxit or something similar.
Generally, such things are AM stations - like WTOP - which in the old days was AM only, but they also have an FM simulcast these days at 103.5 - tho you will NOT be decoding an FM signal off a reverb spring. Most likely its the AM side - used to be any microphone type input in the area would pick up the AM side of that local station ... We'd hear it on the audio system at Church all the time ...
Probably an AM station that mentioned their FM side ...
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I have the same reception issues with the fillings in my teeth. I hate it when that happens.
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Hmmm I sure haven't kept up with all those noisy old AM stations ...
Back in the 60s our church would pick up WTOP-AM (1500 kc) from Wheaton, MD
But yours?
Wow - its the old WPGC-AM! (aka radio Prince Georges County)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WJFK_(AM)
... 1580 kilohertz
On April 14, 1955, WPGC was issued a permit to raise power to 10,000 watts. It also moved its offices from Morningside to a facility in Hyattsville, Maryland. It later moved to Southeast, Washington, D.C. in studios formerly used by WBUZ (95.5). In 1958, the station started simulcasting its programming on 95.5, by then renamed WRNC; the station is now WPGC-FM, which it became after WPGC-AM bought 95.5 outright.
On April 9, 1979 the FCC granted WPGC a permit to raise power from 10 kilowatts to 50 kilowatts directional.
The station subsequently changed their call sign on January 29 2013 to WJFK, matching call signs with sister station WJFK-FM "106.7 The Fan."
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