Radio

v=f^

where

v is velocity

f is frequency

^ is (suppose to be the symbol of lambda but im to lazy to pull it from character map) wavelength of waves

this formula applies for radio waves in vacuum so v(speed) is frequency of the radio waves multiplied its wavelength

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Find yourself a voice teacher/tutor and take lessons. You won't know what you are doing wrong by trying to learn to properly sing by yourself. The vocal coach is a very valuable asset to have and you will excel in your endeavor faster and also become a better musician for it.

All this doesn't happen overnight ... it takes years and years of study and practice to become a professional singer.

Amplitude modulation and frequency modulation. FM is a way of adjusting a signal for transmission by radio frequency to cut out the background radiation that can create static and a weak or damaged signal; AM is simply using one frequency and amplifying it only.

First you have to pull apart the gray console around the radio with any flat thing like a screwdriver, then just unscrew two bolts in the corners of the radio. X. V.

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bluetooth is an open wireless protocol for exchanging data over short distances. it uses short length radio frequencies. bluetooth uses a radio technology called frequency-hoping spread spectrum.

if you are referring to the stock radio... i think you have to take off the front part of the radio... if its possible at all to replace them ==Another answer== I just pulled the front off a spare stock Delco radio from my '96 (a few plastic clips around the perimeter let it come out) There is one obvious bulb behind what would be the station/time display. Getting to it is a mystery as it's behind a plastic shield that appears to be fastened to the PC board. The lights behind the pre-set buttons are not obvious because there is a PC board right behind the front panel of the radio. If I recall correctly, I replaced this radio because A. the station/clock display didn't work, and B. because either the pre-set buttons didn't light up, or maybe just because the plastic coating over them was damaged. I found a used perfectly working replacement on Ebay for about $30.

The idea of sending a satellite to geostationary orbit was first published in 1928 by Herman Potocnik, however this was widely overlooked. Science Fiction writer Arthur C. Clarke is often credited for the proposal of creating geostationary communication satellites after his article "Extra-Terrestial Relays--Can Rocket Stations Give Worldwide Radio Coverage?" was published in the magazine Wireless World in 1945. However, it wasn't until 1964 that Syncom 3, the first geostationary satellite, was actually launched. Since then, many satellites have been sent to geostationary orbit. Most communication and broadcast satellites use a geostationary orbit because it is ideal for sending signals to a specific region.

If you are asking their length, most radio commercials are either 30 or 60 seconds long. There are also some that are only 10 seconds-- these brief commercials are often the lowest priced, and new advertisers, especially from smaller companies, find them the most affordable. If you are asking how long a commercial lasts before it is changed or discontinued, that really varies. Some companies use the same commercial for months or even years. Others find it is not working (not bringing an increase in sales for their product) so they quickly drop it and try something else.

He is current not on anywhere. He left the airwaves after winning a legal battle with his Oregon-based Talk Radio Network employer.

It depends. The FCC (Federal Communications Commission) banned the manufacture of scanners and Ham Radios that can receive cell phones years ago. The manufacture of radios with this capability available is no longer available however, it took several years before this was changed. The cell phone signals would need to be analog for them to be able to listen in to and if you were traveling in a car on a highway, your signal would jump to another cell site and the listener would need to travel with you and know what frequency you would need to. This is difficult to do because of the large number of frequencies or channels available to analog cell phones. This takes several minutes with most scanners. It is now also illegal to modify a radio to receive these signals and has always been illegal to listen to them. It is also illegal to disclose the content of anything you hear on a scanner unless it is a conversation between Ham Radio operators and obviously your favorite broadcast station.

Digital cell phone signals are nearly impossible to listen to because of their encoding.

The short Answer: No, you can not listen to cell phone conversations on any form of Amateur radio. The blurb above is all about what scanner users could do in past years, but scanner users are not licensed amateur radio operators.

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Because large corporations made most radio stations use similar

If the CD is stuck in the load opening, take something small enough but with a blunt end and push at the CD to go back in several times and eventually it will come back out. I have found certain burned CD's with sticker labels can not be put in there because of the thickness. You can try like a butter knife, tweezeers or finger nail file but becareful not to push on the bottom part because you can scratch the CD. At least that's how it works in mine.

Radio 5 Live is only broadcast on analog radio on AM (Medium Wave), not FM radio. Frequencies for FM are measured in MegaHertz (MHz) but Medium Wave is transmitted in frequencies in the kiloHertz (kHz) range. The actual frequencies to tune in to for Radio 5Live are: 693 and 909kHz. It is also available on Digital Radio and online internet stream.

Yes. Radiations on the "red" end of the spectrum, such as radio, microwave, and infrared, have markedly less energy than visible light. Frequencies on the "purple" end, on the other hand, such as ultraviolet, x-ray, and gamma, have considerably more.

khozi FM (south Africa) is the second best in the world and first in Africa!!!!!!!!

It a 10 fuse u dont have to a 10 u can use a 20 but stock its a 10 I found that the radio's red wire (+12-volt, on with key) fuse is under the dash, but the yellow wire (+12-volt, always on - saves radio's setting, time, etc.) is the 7.5-volt fuse under the hood.

the only way to unlock radio theft code is to go to dealer approx$100 to hook up master comp and reset

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Captial FM is a radio station broadcast by several different stations in the United Kingdom. You can visit their website to locate which station is closest to you and then gain their telephone information.

The 2000 and up Impala's have a feature called RAP or Retained Accessory Power. This allows you to operate your radio and windows without the key or car being on for 10 min after you shut off the engine opening the doors will shut off the RAP and you will need to turn on the car again to roll up windows and such. I don't know what the cause of it is but we had that happen one day about 3 months ago. Prior to it not shutting off we got "garbled" reception from the radio..then when we parked the vehicle and started to exit the radio didn't shut off. We found the fuse (in the fuse box on the passenger side) and pulled the fuse and put it back in. We havn't had a problem since. Doesn't help you with the "why" questions but may help others from a dead battery. Karen

Radio Farda is beamed to Iran, from Prague, Czech Republic, in the Persian language.

Since it's meant for the Iranian audience, its radio signal is concentrated in that

direction, and its transmission isn't audible in the US.

But ...

Radio Farda is available on the internet. Follow the attached link.

remove the bezel. it just pops out. use a flat tool such as a butter knife to get part of it pried up, then just pop it out with your fingers. no tools necessary to get the bezel out.

removing the stereo requires a Philips head screwdriver. 2 screws on each side of the stereo, then remove the plugs that are hooked into the back of the stereo.

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