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I was driving by Baptist Hospital Monday

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listening to 102.9, when it faded out and was replaced by a strong signal from a talk station.. but only for a half block or so. Am I insane?<P ID="signature">______________
"The best days for Nashville radio lie ahead!"
-Doug "NashRadio"</P>
 
> listening to 102.9, when it faded out and was replaced by a
> strong signal from a talk station.. but only for a half
> block or so. Am I insane?
>

It was probably someone with Sirius or XM and an FM modulator in their car.
 
Thanks, I was about to have myself committed

><P ID="signature">______________
"The best days for Nashville radio lie ahead!"
-Doug "NashRadio"</P>
 
> > listening to 102.9, when it faded out and was replaced by
> a
> > strong signal from a talk station.. but only for a half
> > block or so. Am I insane?
> >
>
> It was probably someone with Sirius or XM and an FM
> modulator in their car.
>


My XM reciever only modulates in the lower part of the band and from 106.5 to 107.9?

Nock
 
>
> My XM reciever only modulates in the lower part of the band
> and from 106.5 to 107.9?
>
> Nock


I have seen some modulators that can go anywhere in the FM band.
 
ChrisPC said:
I have seen some modulators that can go anywhere in the FM band.
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XM receivers have a limited number of frequencies to choose from and lower power output than the modulators on Sirius. With Sirius, you can pick any frequency on the FM band.
 
stevenmcintosh2012 said:
ChrisPC said:
I have seen some modulators that can go anywhere in the FM band.
Click to expand...
XM receivers have a limited number of frequencies to choose from and lower power output than the modulators on Sirius. With Sirius, you can pick any frequency on the FM band.
Click to expand...
not entirely true, I have a roady XT that can go to any frequency, and I'm able to overpower many of the local stations at close range with it
 
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