Is there still a UHF and VHF?
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Yes I give up cable and dish because I felt that they were ripping me off and all I have is a ground wave antenna and I watch 1-13 and 14-83 all the time.
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None unless you live in England.  Only the BBC is live
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The official date for the analog spectrum handover is Feb 17, 2009. By then, analog television transmissions in America should be history. You will still be able to use your old television, but you will have to purchase a converter box.
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Check out this website:\n\nhttp://www.broadcast-live.com/usa.html\nhttp://www.live-radio.net/us.shtml\nhttp://www.radiotower.com/?c_code=US&h_i=0&h_r=6\n\nCheers,\nKP
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none at 91.4.. got a joy fm in florida at 91.5....\n\n\nhttp://www.thejoyfm.com/Home.aspx?pageID=3
1000846
what kind of XM Radio? I think i can help you if i knew more email me: thecoolman@taa.zzn.com
411946
http://ia300105.us.archive.org/3/items/Radioand1940/Radioand1940.mpg
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Cell phones, TV and radio reception
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It turns out there was a Channel One once upon a time--in 1945, to be precise, when the Federal Communications Commission first allocated broadcast television frequencies. \n\nLater, however, the FCC repented its generosity and decided that TV was hogging too much of the broadcast spectrum. (Each TV channel requires a bandwidth 600 times as wide as an individual radio station does.) So the Channel One band (44 to 50 MHz) was reassigned for use by people with mobile radios.
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I think you just answered your own question. The 106.9 part would be where you find it on your dial.
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Newspaper, Radio or TV
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Unfortunately, no. Next time, try including the location of the radio channel as well. There are probably a lot of Hot995's out there.\n\nI hope someone can help you next time!
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They're still around, but in fewer markets. Radio today isn't BROADCASTING anymore....it's NARROWCASTING.\nProgram Directors now follow a rigid formula to determine formats, and although the demographic for "oldies" fans is affluent, it's also small. They're more likely to subscribe to XM or Sirius than try to find something on AM/FM. \nOr they'll buy a 10 CD Oldies box set from Time-Life.
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Sure, I have a scanner and the website I use to find frequencys is http://www.radioreference.com/modules.php?name=RR&stid=17 . \n\nHope that Helps :)
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Most of today's radios offer onlie streaming. Simply go tho their website,  and you can listen to them live with Winamp or Windowss Media Player. Or you could buy a TV or Radio Tuner, which work just like a normal radio.
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Nobody will be able to answer that because every location has different stations.\n\nLeave a location (Cleveland) and I might be able to help.
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