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The original FM broadcast band, in the United States until 1946, was on 42 to 50 MHz with 0.2 MHz channel spacing. This band was abandoned after World War II and is now allocated to fixed, mobile, and land mobile radio services. FM is effectively short for frequency modulation. The term "Wide FM" is often used because of the amount of frequency bandwidth consumed (~500khz). The exact reception range varies around the world, but normally falls around a 50 to 200 mile range. In most of the world, the FM broadcast band is 87.5 to 108.0 Mhz. Japan is one exception, 76 to 90 MHz with 0.1 MHz channel spacing. |
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94.900.000 | WSWD | Power: 10.5 kW | Fairfield, OH, United States | [FM Broadcast] [mapper] [stumbler] | ||
WSWD Bonneville Holding Company broadcasting on 94.9MHz MHz from Fairfield, OH, United States! | ||||||
94.100.000 | KNCO-FM | Power: 0.66 kW | Grass Valley, CA, United States | [FM Broadcast] [mapper] [stumbler] | ||
KNCO-FM Nevada County Broadcasters, Inc. broadcasting on 94.1MHz MHz from Grass Valley, CA, United States! | ||||||
90.900.000 | KGCB | Power: 58 kW | Prescott, AZ, United States | [FM Broadcast] [mapper] [stumbler] | ||
KGCB Grand Canyon Broadcasters, Inc. broadcasting on 90.9MHz MHz from Prescott, AZ, United States! | ||||||
99.500.000 | WIHT | Power: 22 kW | Washington, DC, United States | [FM Broadcast] [mapper] [stumbler] | ||
WIHT Amfm Radio Licenses, L.l.c. broadcasting on 99.5MHz MHz from Washington, DC, United States! | ||||||
106.100.000 | KTTX | Power: 50 kW | Brenham, TX, United States | [FM Broadcast] [mapper] [stumbler] | ||
KTTX Tom S. Whitehead, Inc. broadcasting on 106.1 MHz MHz from Brenham, TX, United States! |
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