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mb82

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#196562 4-Jun-2016 11:45
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looking at buying a car radio overseas. Will the following work in New Zealand?

 

 

 

Frequency bands     FM: (MHz) 0.05MHz steps  87.5 to 108   

 

MW: (kHz) 9 kHz steps  531 to 1,602   

 

LW: (kHz) 3 kHz steps  153 to 279  

 

FM usable sensitivity (dBf)  8  

 

FM 50 dB quieting sensitivity (dBf)  17  

 

FM alternate channel selectivity (dB)  60  

 

FM stereo separation @1 kHz (dB)  30  

 

FM stereo freq. resp. @ ±3 dB (Hz)  30 to 15,000 


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  #1565610 4-Jun-2016 11:52
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On AM, no.

 

 




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  #1565618 4-Jun-2016 12:34
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Not disagreeing but what prevents it from working on am?

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  #1565648 4-Jun-2016 13:28
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AM looks fine to me.





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  #1565650 4-Jun-2016 13:32
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Oops wrong way around. NZ is 9kHz steps so it'll work fine. I'm used to people posting US radios that use 10kHz steps and asking if they'll work.

 

 


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  #1565660 4-Jun-2016 13:58
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mb82: Not disagreeing but what prevents it from working on am?

 

Lack of anything worth listening to.





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