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I think it is absurd it was taken off FM, better quality, more distance. Silly.

(source: text alert from Baltimore Sun)

What are your thoughts?

I thought AM had more distance than FM?

It's baseball and voice, not like you need digital quality.

Of course, I am old school, grew up listening to the games on the old handheld transistor radio. :)

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I thought AM had more distance than FM?

It's baseball and voice, not like you need digital quality.

Of course, I am old school, grew up listening to the games on the old handheld transistor radio. :)

http://www.kusc.org/Other/pdf/fm-reception.pdf

FM signals travel over much shorter distances than AM; however, FM is far more immune to noise

and interference and has a much better frequency response and higher fidelity. The overall quality

of the FM signal (noise level, dynamic range and so on) you receive is dependent upon the quality

of the transmitted signal, your antenna, and by the sensitivity, selectivity and quality (in terms of

fidelity and musical accuracy) of your radio or receiver. We mentioned that AM signals, which

are much lower in frequency than FM signals, travel much farther than very high frequency FM

signals. erefore, there is more of a potential for two or more AM stations to bereceived at the same

time. The signals from AM stations can travel hundreds of miles, and it’s possible that distant

stations on the samefrequency can be heard along with a local station’s broadcast. In contrast, this

is usually not an issue with local and distant FM stations broadcasting on the same frequency.

That’s because of the relatively short distances FM signals can be transmitted over the Earth’s

surface compared to AM (and other radio bands). Also, FM tuners have the ability to capture the

strongest FM signal available and reject weaker signals on the same frequency.

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I can't speak to the distance everywhere but I know I have generally an easier time getting 105.7. It is blocked on Tunein Radio, etc because of zmLB licensing.

FM is typically 30-40 miles before you get out of range.

AM can typically top that in the daytime and at time, can bounce and travel a couple of hundred miles.

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FM is typically 30-40 miles before you get out of range.

AM can typically top that in the daytime and at time, can bounce and travel a couple of hundred miles.

I don't really know, but it sounds like the quality is the big question. I would have preferred FM. Anyone know if there was in validity to their beef with 105.7?

Btw-Sorry to hear about Shanahan. Not sure who is worse, Snyder or Angelos. I am sure firing a coach with 2 super bowl rings is really going to fix that:)...Sigh...Skins and Orioles: two of the worst ownership groups in sports.

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I don't really know, but it sounds like the quality is the big question. I would have preferred FM. Anyone know if there was in validity to their beef with 105.7?

Btw-Sorry to hear about Shanahan. Not sure who is worse, Snyder or Angelos. I am sure firing a coach with 2 super bowl rings is really going to fix that:)...Sigh...Skins and Orioles: two of the worst ownership groups in sports.

Orioles and WBAL have a very long history together.

Shanny had one winning season in 4 years, not like he had a quick trigger.

Danny wants to win and loves the game.

Angelos couldn't give a crap if they won.

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Orioles and WBAL have a very long history together.

Shanny had one winning season in 4 years, not like he had a quick trigger.

Danny wants to win and loves the game.

Angelos couldn't give a crap if they won.

Shannahan is a good coach. (Bronco fan here). It won't get better with another coach.

Good point on Snyder, I agree with that. I still think he is awful though.

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FM is typically 30-40 miles before you get out of range.

AM can typically top that in the daytime and at time, can bounce and travel a couple of hundred miles.

I live in Connecticut. In southern CT, at night during the summer, you can on occasion pick up a Baltimore AM channel.

As to the thread...How much did they pay for the rights and can we sign a player for it? :rofl:

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