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(The power of the radio transmitter) times (the length of time it continues to transmit)

I seem to be having exact same problem in my 96 Lexus es 300. I thought replacing the radio will fix it but that was not the case. I was told it might be the amplifier, but not sure where it is.

It is a variable resistance.

As you turn the volume control from low to high - or press buttons to do the same thing on miniature electronic items like mobile phones and MP3 players - the resistance of the volume control is reduced so that a higher current carrying audio waves can get through to the amplifier and so to the item's loudspeaker or headphones.

Quasars and some pulsars are dim in the visible light range. In the radio spectrum, however, they're extremely bright, and as such observing them in telescopes that observe these wavelengths is more beneficial.

The older radios are easy to remove. Pull the knobs off the front and there's nuts benind them. It should take a 9/16th deep barrell socket to remove them. There may be a bracket on the back of the radio in the dash. After that, pull it out from the rear and unplug the wires. That's it.

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That is fords part number, if you need a new one or info about, this is the way to identify what you have.

you must go to wal-mart or any other store and by the adapter wireing kit for that car. Most foreign cars need adapters to hook up to aftermarket stereos.

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Technician, General, and Extra are the three levels. The Morse code is no longer needed to pass any of the tests. The American Radio Relay League (www.arrl.org) has plenty of great information on ham radio.

Yes, under the dash

It's just what it sounds like--a license that restricts your privileges. Most of the people who have these are pilots or mariners. If you're a pilot who has a restricted license, you can use an aviation radio only if it's in an airplane. You can't put an aviation radio in your car, or in your house, or walk around with it and talk on it. Same deal with marine radios--you can use a marine radio in a boat but not on shore. Yes, there are handheld aviation and marine radios.

The tradeoff: they are good for life.

unless the vehicle's wiring has been disturbed in some way, i.e., modifications, new equipment in dash, then wiring is not likely to be the cause; use you owner's manual to locate fuse diagrams and fuse box location; use fuse removal tool, usually found mounted in fuse box or fuse box cover to extract and reinstall fuse; be sure to replace fuse with exact same amp type; if this does not solve problem, then wiring ground could be cause...now you are on an adventure of wire chasing.

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if your vehicle was serviced by a dealer and they had to re-enter the code, Most dealers would put the code in the trunk area. Some in the spare tire and some on the trunk hood. You will have to look. It will be a 4 digit number with either a 1 or 0 as the first digit.

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Hold down the knob for a few seconds, then scroll right until you see COLOR. Then press the knob once and scroll left or right until you find what you want.

Radio Stations are funded by their advertisers (Website, commercials) and are hosted by their parent companies (Clear Channel Communications, Greater Media, etc)

Sorry to tell you this - but - if it is the original equipment clock that was built with the car, the chances are 99% that the clock has burnt out. Those clocks were equipped with Liquid Crystal Diodes which have a finite life to them. If the clock is now dark, the odds are greatest that the clock has simply come to the end of its life and needs to be replaced.

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X-rays, gamma rays, radio waves, and visible light are forms of electromagnetic radiation. Gamma rays are highest in energy compared to other electromagnetic radiations. Radio waves are least in energy in the whole electromagnetic spectrum.

Quiet Talk is achieved through the use of a Continuous Tone-Coded Squelch System or CTCSS. This is a circuit that is used to reduce the annoyance of listening to other users on a shared two-way radio communications channel. It is also sometimes called tone squelch. Where more than one user group is on the same channel (called co-channel users), CTCSS filters out other users if they are using a different CTCSS tone or no CTCSS.Receivers equipped with a CTCSS circuit usually have a switch that selects normal mode or CTCSS mode. When enabled, the CTCSS radio circuit, instead of opening the receive audio for any signal, causes the two-way radio receiver's audio to open only in the presence of the normal RF signal AND the correct sub-audible audio tone (sub-audible meaning that the receiver circuitry can detect it, but is not apparent to the users in the audio output). This is akin to the use of a lock on a door. A carrier squelch or noise squelch receiver not configured with CTCSS has no lock on its door and will let any signal in. A receiver with CTCSS circuitry (and with it enabled) locks out all signals except ones encoded with the correct tone. CTCSS can be regarded as a form of in-band signaling.

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The audio from the broadcast radio station is converted into a series of electro-magnetic radio waves via an aerial, which is receieved by the aerial in a radio and demodulated back into an audible signal again.