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AM/FM RADIO
hello can i asume that am/fm will be us when we change to digital mine a cassette player as well so hope fully wont have totaly wasted my money i bought amotorola radio cassett player a few weeks ago brand new in original box never been fitted it is now,,,grandad
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Hi Grandad may be worth asking one of the specialists for the definative answer.
VINTAGE WIRELESS COMPANY (Manchester) Ltd, 174 Cross Street, Sale, Ches., M33 7AQ (0161-973 0438) Website: www.vintagewireless.co.uk Domestic radios from 1930s to 1960s plus period car radio sales and restoration.
I think that the switch of is only for FM radio anyway and not AM but it looks like its a way off, have a read of this.
http://www.digitalradiotech.co.uk/2008/ ... f_date.php
VINTAGE WIRELESS COMPANY (Manchester) Ltd, 174 Cross Street, Sale, Ches., M33 7AQ (0161-973 0438) Website: www.vintagewireless.co.uk Domestic radios from 1930s to 1960s plus period car radio sales and restoration.
I think that the switch of is only for FM radio anyway and not AM but it looks like its a way off, have a read of this.
http://www.digitalradiotech.co.uk/2008/ ... f_date.php
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No good asking me as my Radio knowledge is poor to say the least, but Luxemburg is on my HMV Portable's list of stations but I would have to check if it works but not at the moment as the batteries have gone flat 

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many thanks for the reply i will have a look,,grandadKevin wrote:Hi Grandad may be worth asking one of the specialists for the definative answer.
VINTAGE WIRELESS COMPANY (Manchester) Ltd, 174 Cross Street, Sale, Ches., M33 7AQ (0161-973 0438) Website: www.vintagewireless.co.uk Domestic radios from 1930s to 1960s plus period car radio sales and restoration.
I think that the switch of is only for FM radio anyway and not AM but it looks like its a way off, have a read of this.
http://www.digitalradiotech.co.uk/2008/ ... f_date.php
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hello no but radio caroline is good..grandadmike.perry wrote:Can you still get Luxemburg and the Home Service on it?
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Only TV is changing to digital, not radio. Personally I think the possibility of FM radio being shut off is a long way off.


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hi,
My understanding is that the DAB radio is causing problems - the encoding used is no longer "state of the art"and that other countries are using later versions already.
The FM radio will be with us some time yet.
I have to admit that I actually like driving to work listening to Radio 7 - the programs are the "right" age...
Navy lark, Goon show, Hancock's Half-hour*, Round the Horne...
* which is why I fell about laughing at the cinema with the trailer for "Hancock - saviour of the World"....
Colin
My understanding is that the DAB radio is causing problems - the encoding used is no longer "state of the art"and that other countries are using later versions already.
The FM radio will be with us some time yet.
I have to admit that I actually like driving to work listening to Radio 7 - the programs are the "right" age...
Navy lark, Goon show, Hancock's Half-hour*, Round the Horne...
* which is why I fell about laughing at the cinema with the trailer for "Hancock - saviour of the World"....
Colin