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Radio
A radio refers to an electronic device that works by receiving radio wave (an electromagnetic wave) that has the capacity to broadcast news, speech, music and other audio through the air.
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What is the radio code for Ford 2004?
first pull the radio out of the car. then call the ford dealership and ask to speck to someone in parts then tell them and you will have to read the numbers off the back of the radio to them. if they cant do it over the phone take the radio and the car to ford and they will fix it.
Ok you will need tools to remove your radio first, then look for the serial number should start with a V and be something like V234567 then go to the site i have put in..
How does a foxhole radio work?
If i remember correctly it uses the graphite in a pencil as a crystal similar to that of other crystal radios.
What movies played at Radio City Music Hall in September of 1971?
The movie "See No Evil" starring Mia Farrow had its US premiere at the Music Hall September 2, 1971.
What happened to radio Caroline?
Radio Caroline is alive and well and even has a website with their daily schedule; see the link below.
What is the value of a RCA Victor Radio worth?
Well, in all honesty, it depends on several factors. For instance, if you have had it professionally restored, if it still works, how damaged is it, along with if it had been modified, and has its original stickers, packaging, and the repair guide. But, you should bring it in to a local musem, or maybe ask an antique dealer how much it is worth. Using the internet alone to find your answer is not the wisest choice.
What is station number 107.1-FM number?
There are 136 licensed FM stations on 107.1 in the USA.
On the FM radio dial, your station's number is 107.1 .
On the telephone, there's no way to tell unless we know
what city you're in when you listen to it.
Guillermo Marconi patented the idea for a radio device in 1895. He made a workable radio shortly after. It was decades, however, before they became popular.
Are radio waves produced by lightning?
The radio does not cause lightning. The people from the office use tools to detect weather their is going to be lightning and then announce it.
How do I unlock the radio on a 2001 MB clk430 What are or what is the code Thank you?
Call a MB dealership and give them you vin # and they'll be able to look it up in the national database, or you would have to take out your whole radio and look in the back of the head unit
It is one of three things. A) Spark Plugs B) Fuel Pump C) Vaccum Hose It's most likely the plugs, but could very easily be a fuel pump. Vaccum hoses rarely go out but it very well could be a compression problem.
What is the radio 99.7's number?
Right now, today (March 2013), there are exactly 500 FM radio stations licensed
to broadcast at 107.9 in different parts of the US, Canada, and Mexico.
We haven't got a chance of knowing which one you're listening to, unless you tell us
the call letters of the station, or at least tell us what city you're in when you listen.
The full range of frequencies of electromagnetic radiation is called?
That would be a spectrum or band.
How do modern telescopes use infared waves and radio waves?
I'm afraid I can't help you with photographing radio waves, but photographing infra red light is actually quite simple; almost any camera can do it. Most cameras actually have a slightly wider range of vision (in terms of electromagnetic spectrum) an the human eye. including a portion of the the infra red spectrum, An entertaining way to demonstrate this is find a remote control (Like for your television) that utilized infra red technology, and look at the LED on the end as you change channels through the viewfinder of a camera- Even camera phones work! It's a lot of fun- I do it when I'm bored. =D
What is the energy transformation in a radio?
A radio receiver converts electrical energy into heat and sound energy.
The electrical energy comes from the batteries in the radio or the wall-outlet that it's
plugged into. The tiny tiny tiny bit of electrical energy from the current in the antenna
that's caused by the radio waves that hit it is used to control the real energy in the
radio, but doesn't directly add anything to it.
If you've ever used a boy-scout "crystal set" radio, and remember how soft the sound
is in the earphones, that's how much energy is actually drawn from the radio waves.
Not much !
Which type of modification of radio waves sends signals the farthest?
The working distance depends a lot on the receiver that's being used to pick it up.
The Pioneer-11 spacecraft was launched in 1973. The last radio contact with it
occurred in 1995, when it was 4 billion milesfrom Earth. Communication might
have laster longer, but its on-board power source ran out of gas at that point.
The spacecraft transmitted just a few watts of radio power, at microwave
frequencies. But the antennas that were used to receive its signals are dishes
hundreds of feet across, with supercooled electronics.
How do you replace the radio lights on a 2000 Pontiac Montana?
first, there should be two L shaped angle brackets under the plastic cover over where the headlights are. take out the plugs holding that cover on and youll see the brackets. pull up on the brackets and the whole headlight assembly should come out forwards. take out the lights and wires and put them into the new assembly, then put the new one in the push the brackets back down. hope it helps
Does some wavelength of radio wave are reflected by the ionosphere and come back to Earth?
Question: Why do low freqs reflect from the ionosphere while high freqs go straight thru?
ANS:- ANSWER: -for the same reason that high freqs can pass thru a parabolic dish
of screen but the low freq reflects off the screen.
The spacing of the screen wires have to be a small % of wavelength.
The ionosphere must have ions that are spaced further apart than say 1 meter
---so that a 300MHz signal (wavelength = 1 meter) will not see it as a "solid"
whereas a 1MHz AM-band signal (wavelength =300 meters) will see the ion field
as as as a "solid" wall to bounce off. (PhilDragonetti, RF Engineer)
How do you tune to a specic radio frequency on an Jaguar convertible if hitting search skips over?
You should be able to push and hold the seek button until it says man. then release and push the button. Check your owner's manual.
Go to www.shareamemory.com/radio for $19.99 they provide directions. Go here for a free step by step instructions free: http://forums.vmag.com/mvquest1199/messages/363.html For free instructions, go here... http://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/112400-radio-display.html To recap: 1. Pull out drink holder out and remove two screws. 2. Pry the console out from the top, no need to completely remove. 3. Remove four screws holding the radio. 4. Disconnect 3 wire harnesses and antenna to remove radio. 5. Open radio face plate. 6. Open the top cover of radio. 7. Remove small circuit board inside radio to the left by bending 2 twisted tabs and remove one screw. 7. On bottom of circuit board, look for surface mount components R1057/C1071/R1058/C1083/R1064. 8. Resolder with small tip soldering iron. I resoldered all the joints while I was at it, just to be sure. Total time from getting the tools from the toolbox and clean everything up was less than 1 hour. Good Luck!! Some cases, you will need to replace the board of the CD/cass unit. This is due to a component in the LCD being fried, which can be seen by removing it from the system including the metal plate covering it. The component is in the lower-right corner (facing the display), and is locked within the LCD glass.
How do you improve auto am radio reception?
Refer http://www.anythingbutipod.com/forum/showthread.php?t=7706 Quote from "Ziny": Here's an idea which I tried on my Creative Zen Microphoto to improve the radio reception.
This method should help any mp3 player which uses the headphone cable as an FM radio antenna.
1) Connect a 2 into 1 stereo jack into the player.
2) Connect a stereo extension cable into one of the two plugs. I use a 2 meter cable for this purpose. I leave the other end of this extension cable bare (unused).
Note: A shielded coaxial cable is NOT recommended.
3) Connect your headphones into the second stereo plug, leading directly from the player.
This method improves reception whilst not using any more power. I know that autoscan picks up more stations using this method so I know the antenna is more sensitive. Spurious interference noise is also reduced.
It seems paradoxical that the better the signal to noise ratio is, of the player, the more noticeable the extra noise is!
The microphoto makes an excellent radio and is fantastic when picking up a clean stereo signal. I think it actually shows which radio stations have the best quality transmitting equipment.
Of course there is room for improvement in sound quality reception, but I am happy with the improvement made so far.
Thanks PS. With respect to the 2 into 1 stereo connector (splitter), get one with gold or nickel type non-corroding fittings. Brass type fittings will oxidise and increase contact resistance at the connections, reducing antenna effectiveness over time. Thanks.
What original materials were used to make the first radio?
the first radio was made by a monkey named Fred. He liked to drink chocolate milk. the radio was invented in 126y.
it's called "Make it Rain" by Kay & Aace, you can find it one youtube
How do you remove a 2002 ford ranger stock radio?
You should notice 4 small holes, one in each corner of the radio. A special tool (Ford, most audio shops have/ sell them), shaped like two wire horseshoes, are inserted into those holes and sprung outward. This forces metal tags inside the dash inward, so that the radio can be removed. I have been able to fashion substitues out of heavy spring steel wire, but I would suggest you buy/ get the tool!
What do the letters FM on your radio stand for?
They could mean a lot of things, but in the context of each other they probably stand for Amplitude Modulation and Frequency Modulation (two different methods for sending an audio signal using radio waves) respectively.
