North America vs. other receivers... difference!?
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North America vs. other receivers... difference!?
What is the difference!? Does it have something to do with frequency interval(s)!? I think it does...
Help!?
Help!?
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its a different frequency set, like am is to fm. I can't remember the signal offhand, but I have check. I have a european stereo at one of my friends places with it, so I can get back to you.
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Thank you, 18secFerio, for your help...
I understand that some brands/manufacturers come w/ a toggle switch to switch between North American & other countries' AM/FM band set. Which would those include!?
I understand that some brands/manufacturers come w/ a toggle switch to switch between North American & other countries' AM/FM band set. Which would those include!?
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I could be wrong.. but far as I know..
Korea / USA same frequency.. even TV.. NTSC..
Japan = they use lower FM frequency. 89.1 and below..
Europe = FM frequency goes up by multiple of 0.5..
(for example.. 91.5, 92.0, 92.5.. etc..)
Korea / USA same frequency.. even TV.. NTSC..
Japan = they use lower FM frequency. 89.1 and below..
Europe = FM frequency goes up by multiple of 0.5..
(for example.. 91.5, 92.0, 92.5.. etc..)
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Yes, an European receiver should work here, but wont you find that when it stops on .05 channels annoying?
Also, I am not sure about end and start spectrums. For example, 88.10 to 107.5 here (roughly), where does European start and end.
Lastly, what about AM?
--and your warranty.
Also, I am not sure about end and start spectrums. For example, 88.10 to 107.5 here (roughly), where does European start and end.
Lastly, what about AM?
--and your warranty.