Does this use us AM radio spread - 10 kHz? And can it sync time with us central time zone?
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Answer from Titantech: The radio can work all over world. Yes, the time zone is sync with your local.
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No not without a digital to analog converter box. The stations do not broadcast in analog anymore.
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Check your manual. There is a setting for the tuning steps to be set. In some parts of the world the AM Broadcast band steps are 10 KHZ apart and other areas are 9 Khz. If you are in the USA it should be set for 10 Khz. There is also a filter setting that you might want to widen for better sounding AM. Does this help?
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No sorry it doesn't. I also wanted to get KFI640am and wasn't able to due that its broadcast through I Heart Radio.
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Hi, Jeff Yes, this clock sets itself so it automatically receives a signal everynight and will have your time zone, and digital thermometer
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not sure. The clock itself will like any clock. If you set the time it will at 10:15 in one hour it will be 11:15. I hope I answer your question.
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It displays both. The radio station and frequency are displayed on top of the time. I just double checked.
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I'll be honest with u it does display time. But with my work did not monkey with time just needed the radio. the display goes off. I will let u know i did buy two other radios for my friends that jockey with me and they love em. Hope I was helpful for u--Mike
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Depends on how much info you want. I basically did nothing except set the time and time zone. It automatically resets to zero at midnight.
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Yes. By setting the current time and date, this unit knows whether it is standard or daylight savings time and will make the appropriate changes on the correct date. One of the few clocks in my house that will do this.
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Actually, we ended up sending it back because we could never get the time setting right. Sorry, I don't remember if it announced the day or not.
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Ours sets time randomly. It also sets the decade randomly as well. It also ignores some warnings, so I cannot in way recommend this radio.
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Yes it does. Do the following per the manual. Change AM (MW) band tuning step: In Europe and other parts of the world, AM (MW) tuning step are 9 kHz, in America the AM tuning step is 10 kHz. To change the AM tuning step from 10 kHz to 9 kHz, proceed as follows: 1. Press Tuning Down button and hold meanwhile press the Power button and hold. 2. Until the display shows SEP 9 then shows 522. 3. The AM frequency step is 9kHz now. To change the AM tuning step from 9 kHz to 10 kHz, proceed as follows, 1. Press Tuning UP button then Power button and hold meanwhile press the Power button and hold. 2. Until the display shows SEP 10 then shows 520. 3. The AM frequency step is 10kHz now. Specification FM: 87.5 - 108.0 MHz,step 100k AM: 522 - 1629 kHz,step 9k 520 - 1710 kHz,step 10k WX: USA 1-7ch with alert
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The radio dial goes to 1710. The specs on Kaito's website say 1710. Most radios built for sale in North American since 1993 have been capable of receiving the extended AM band. There are no AM stations in the extended band where I live. Depending on the weather sometimes at night there are out of town stations that can be heard. I will try to remember to check and will update the post. I would go with what appears on Kaito's website or send an email to Kaito and ask them. It is evening here. I am listening to a station on 1660 AM. No question about it. This radio does indeed receive stations up to 1710.
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This clock synchonizes only to the US atomic clock in Ft. Collins, Colorado, not the British MSF timebase in Anthorn, UK. It can be set manually and will run with quartz accuracy. The manual in pdf format is here: http://www.lacrossetechnology.com/515-1316/manual.pdf
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My experience with cheap digital radios (and this is not an expensive such) is that they're often about 0.1 MHz off in one direction or another, so (to use your example) 92.3 or 92.1 would probably serve to get 92.2 unless there were another station very close to the better choice. And, for what it's worth, the Grundig/Eton digital radio I've bought had the 0.1MHz mesh you appear to want, though this is far from a guaranty. I'm sorry I can't be of more assistance.
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Check your manual. There is a setting for the tuning steps to be set. In some parts of the world the AM Broadcast band steps are 10 KHZ apart and other areas are 9 Khz. If you arein the USA it should be set for 10 Khz. There is also a filter setting that you might want to widen for better sounding AM. Does this help?