Radio

"Dead air" is a term used in radio broadcast to indicate a period when nothing

is being broadcast even if all systems are on line. This can be caused by an

announcer not returning to his microphone after a song, a guest not responding to

a question or problems with tapes and microphones. Dead air can be prevented by

training staff and maintaining equipment.

In high pressure, highly competitive, highly formatted, highly profitable radio,

on-air 'jocks' at one time were 'incentivized' to avoid dead air by docking their

pay some non-trivial amount per second of dead air during their respective shift.

I have a 1970 beetle that needs a radio. It looks like it was removed from the inside of the bonnet. The wiring is still under the bonnet. Is your radio broken and are you interested in selling the radio or do you know where I can find a vintage radio for my beetle. I have had no luck for several years. s

Email me the code your radio displays and I will return you with the unlock code -- support@totaldream.org

Tell you like it is with the kiss

Baby when it drips from your lips

Tell you like it is, it?s like this

Don?t be such a slave to your brother

Baby get shaky after school

Ooooooh oh there you oh oh there you

Baby go crazy, break the rules

Ooooooh oh there you oh oh there you go

Go go go go

oh oh there you go

oh oh there you go

Baby get shaky after school

Oh oh there you oh oh there you

Baby go crazy, break the rules

Oh oh there you oh oh there you go

Go Go Go Go

Oh oh there you go

Baby get shaky after school

Oh oh there you oh oh there you

Baby go crazy, break the rules

Oh oh there you oh oh there you go

Baby get shaky after school

Baby go crazy, break the rules

Oh oh there you oh oh there you go

Tell you like it is with the kiss

I can see the swing of your hips

Tell you like it is, it?s like this

Where you involve a trick from your brother

You can say what you want

But you?re so

Get outta here

You can say but you don?t

Such a shame, let it go

Get outta here

Baby get shaky after school

Oh oh there you oh oh there you

Baby go crazy, break the rules

Oh oh there you oh oh there you go

Baby get shaky after school

Baby go crazy, break the rules

Oooooh oh there you ooooh oh there you go

Go Go Go Go

Baby get shaky after school

Oh oh there you oh oh there you

Baby go crazy, break the rules

Oh oh there you oh oh there you go

Go Go Go GO

The first car radio was invented in 1929.

Get the code off the radio card and punch in the numers on the radio pre set buttons with the radio and ign key on and the radio will come back to life.

-- The source may be one that emits electromagnetic energy in the radio portion

of the spectrum but little or no visible light.

-- There may be material in the way, such as dust or gas, that absorbs visible light

but doesn't absorb radio energy.

Warsaw radio mast ended in 1991.

20%

you have to take it to the dealership. been there before no other way it's about 150.00 for them to reprogram the radio to the truck

If it is a stock radio, turn the car radio off to where no sound is coming from it but the clock is illuminated. Press the "clock" button and hold until the time starts blinking. On your station preset buttons at the bottom of your radio, button 5 has an "H" on it and button 6 has an "M" on it. Press button 5 until the correct hour displays then button 6 until your clock reflects the current time. Finally, press the clock button to allow the radio to accept the changes.

Just came from a mechanic. Check to see if you have a bad ignition cyliner. This may help. must brake, going up / down steep hill too quickly

its by Candy Hill

In NY it is 7.10 wor

why are you not answering my question?

im having the same problem and was wondering if u had any luck?

There is a bulb in there behind the display. Check some forums. Dosent seem to hard to replace.

While both use high frequencies that are line of sight range only, the cellphone connects to a cellular network of transceiver antenna towers that are interconnected (via either landlines or microwave links) permitting cellphones at practically unlimited distances to communicate. VHF radios can only communicate when they can "see" each other (or both can "see" the same VHF repeater).

We used these radios at Amgen for theCIS department in Thousand Oaks, CA. I was able to go to Sears 4.3 miles away and still communicate back to Amgen, Now take into account we had repeaters on top of the higher buildings around campus. We took the same radios to Pismo Beach in Oceano Dunes OHV area and was able to communicate from radio to radio 2-3 miles apart in the dunes. Many factors are to be concidered on the actual distance you can communicate such as: are there any repeaters and direct line of sight play an important factor. So in conclusion I would say between radio and radio 2-3 miles obstructed and 3-5 miles unobstructed.

The slot is just dead space. You can place your gum or cigs there. Also, if wanted, you can remove the radio and that slot allows you to use a bigger radio. ie. Nav sytem or CD change types.

Sure you can use it. The question is: How effective will it be ? In the real world, the answer is: If it's a choice between an indoor FM antenna and the TV antenna on the roof, then you'll be very satisfied using the roof-mounted TV antenna for FM. Technically, the parts ('sticks') on the TV antenna are not the right lengths for FM, so the TV antenna won't be very efficient for FM reception. BUT ... it'll be a darn sight better than a piece of wire downstairs inside the house. If you live in a rural area, you'll start picking up the distant FM stations that you couldn't quite hear before. If you live in or near a big city with lots of FM stations, you just might start picking up so many that the dial of your radio is crowded, and you have troubled separating out the one you want. If that happens, you may need to get back offof the TV antenna, just because it's working TOO well for your FM radio.

you must remove the dash panel that goes over the stereo, heater and around the gauges then all you have to do is pull it out just by pressing two tabs on each side of the stereo

Mahlon Merrick was an actor, who is known for his work, such as George Burns, Jack Benny program (1950), red planet mars (1952) and Gracie Allen show (1950). He died on August 7, 1969 in Hollywood.

vv

The song your probably thinking of is "So What" by Pink