Radio

If you use the radio without the engine running you will eventually discharge the power from the battery. It should be fine for a couple of hours, If not, your battery may need replacing.

• A RADAR altimeter must have 2 antennas (one transmit, one receive) so that it can operate continuously making altitude measurements by matching modulation and carrier phase of received signal with transmitted signal.
• A weather RADAR needs only 1 antenna because it operates in a pulsed multiplex mode: the antenna is used as a transmitter antenna to send a short pulse of carrier, then is used as a receiver until the last possible reflection from the furthest distance could return. During this time the antenna has rotated only a tiny amount. The transmit/receive multiplex cycle continues as the antenna rotates 360 degrees.
• A targeting RADAR operates much like the weather radar but it sweeps back and forth over a limited angle instead of in a full 360 degree circle. (e.g. 120 degrees, 90 degrees, 60 degrees, 45 degrees)

The X-Ray has more energy than the radio waves, E=hf. The f in X rays is billion times higher than radio waves. Thus X-Rays are a billion times more energy.

Roughly damage can be caused around f=E15 hertz, UV Rays. Radio waves are around f=E12 and X-Rays around f=E18. Radio waves are 1/1000 of the danger level and X-Rays are 1000 times the danger level.

Not necessarily. Normally, Ham Radio is used to describe amateur, 2 way radio where 2 individuals talk to each other back and forth; on the other hand, shortwave radio generally is used to describe commercial High Frequency radio broadcasting. This band is a commercial service that provides long range (worldwide) audiences for broadcasts but is a 1 way media. Think about a local FM radio show that you could listen to anywhere in the world but you can not talk back to them.

Unlike visible light waves, radio waves can penetrate through clouds.

In the USA, the operation of any kind of radio transmitter of any kind is licensed

and regulated by the Federal Communications Commission (FCC). That includes

AM and FM broadcast stations.

Cheap 2-way radios can be bought from a variety of stores. Retailers that sell 2-way radios include Walmart, Staples, Target, Best Buy, and many more. Online options include Amazon, and eBay.

In order to remain safe, try contacting the service care shop.

The running range of a RT-1523 in manpack mode is about 8KM.

The running range of a RT-1523 in vehicular made using a power amplifier is about 35KM. There is no maximum range due to being able to use other systems as retrans stations.

That would be the antenna ... before anything ever reaches the components of

the tuner. The purpose of the antenna is to collect an electrical current in the

conductor as the electromagnetic waves fly by it. Once you have that current,

you're ready to extract useful material from it ...

-- selecting the one signal you want from the hundreds that have created a

current in your antenna;

-- sifting the actual radio signal out of all the natural and man-made noises

that also created currents in your antenna;

-- stripping the information (intelligence ??) off of the signal;

-- converting the electrical signal representing the information into a form that

you can observe with your senses ... typically listening to it or viewing it.

There's a 2nd hand rumor in reply #5 in the link below: chttp://www.radio-info.com/smf/index.php?topic=88887.msg673129

That's a distraction that you don't need or want while driving.

Look at all of the boneheads who cause accidents because they're hanging onto a cell phone or trying to text. In a lot of states it's now illegal to use cell phones while driving, and some of them are starting to ban texting. If you were to cause an accident by taking your eyes off the road to fiddle with a CD burner, you'd probably end up in similar doo-doo.

Did you check the little box in front of the fuse box that houses 2 fuses? One of these is responsible for the blower motor, however the motors are prone to failure so you may be in need of a new motor. Try the fuse first! If none of the obvious fuses solve the problem, it's possible your climate control head has been overloaded by a shorted auxilliary circulation pump. The pump is designed to keep water moving through the heater core when the motor is at low rpm's. It's located on the firewall, directly behind the motor. Remove the power cord to take it out of circuit. Now the bad news. Newer versions of the climate control system have an automatic overload protector, and will immediately come back once the pump is disconnected. Older versions have a fuse. Getting to that fuse requires removing the control panel from the dash. The fuse is on the back side of the control unit. 

20% -- I would shut down this factory immediately and fix the problem because you are wasting a lot of money producing these radios.

The name Grand Ole Opry came about on December 10, 1927. The Barn Dance followed the NBC Red Network's Music Hour.

i had a sony installed in my 1994 cutlass supream SL convertable, they told me the radio controls willnot work= come to find out neather does the airconditioning (go figure) they told me the ariconditioning runs through the radio, = Does it? wellthey told me it was a $75 + labor to install it AFTER they put the dash back together.... any one know if they are right? if the airconditioning controls do work through the factory radio?

I've been trying to find this out myself, I'm not positive this is correct but I searched this and it came up with 99.1 and 98.5 I'm not sure if these are right I just searched it and this came up. I hope this is correct!

Microwaves have the longer wavelengths.

Here is a basic electro magnetic spectrum from smallest wavelength to largest:

Gamma Rays: 10-12 to -10 (.000000000001 meters)

X-Rays: 10-10 to -8 (.0000000001 meters)

Ultraviolet: 10-8 to -6 (.00000001 meters)

Visible Light: 10-6 to -5 (.000001 meters)

Infrared: 10-5 to -2 (.00001 meters)

Microwaves: 10-2 to 3 (.001 to 1000 meters)

Radio waves: 103 (1000 meters or more)

nissan altima, 1995

Wave 105 is a UK-based radio station. It broadcasts daily from Portsmouth, UK. Portsmouth is a port city on the east side of the coast of England. The station broadcast near to the M27 motorway near Segensworth Road.

Television works with electromagnetic waves both for audio and video, on different configurations and separated circuits.

No. According to their station website, the channel that used to carry Pride Radio now is programming a New Music channel. (http://www.xl1067.com/cc-common/hdradio)

However, just down the highway, Tampa now has a Pride Radio station... it's on 100.7-HD2. (confirmed on their website http://www.tampabaysmix.com/cc-common/hdradio)... there's a listen live link.

there should be one on the fuse panel cover but its not very detailed, if not? good luck, basically trial and error.....

You would have to call the dealership it came from in order to get the code, tell them the serial number and they'll be able to look it up.