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	The Ultimate FM broadcasting - American History Information Guide and Reference
		FM radio is a broadcast technology invented by Edwin Howard Armstrong that uses frequency modulation to provide high-fidelity broadcast radio sound.
		FM radio is distributed primarily through broadcast reception of FM radio signals, although it is also possible to distribute FM signals via cable FM, either by using an adapter to plug analogue cable wires directly into an FM receiver, or through the use of television channel allocations on a digital cable service.
		This backwards compatibility was important, as when the FM stereo system was introduced in the U.S. in the 1960s, mono FM transmissions had been in service since the 1940s, and there was a large installed base of mono receivers that needed to be able to receive stereo broadcasts without any modification.
	www.historymania.com /american_history/FM_radio (503 words)

	Cable radio - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Cable radio or cable FM is a complementary concept to that of cable television, bringing radio transmissions into homes and businesses via coaxial cable.
		It is generally used as cable TV was in its early days when it was "community antenna television", to enhance the quality of signals that are difficult to receive in an area.
		The use of cable radio varies from area to area — some cable TV systems don't include it at all, and others only have something approaching it on digital cable systems.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Cable_FM (195 words)

	Cooperative TV-FM cable splitter-ground module and housing therefor - Patent 4370516
		Cable installations associated with the cable television industry are presently being made in a non-uniform and non-standardized manner substantially unlike telephone installations which have become standardized as to fittings and manner of installation.
		Further, the cable television industry has grown up with the practice of using a substantial number of components and substantial number of local installations of components which could be reduced to a standardized single installation and employment of a single set of components at one location.
		The present invention is aimed at providing a coaxial TV-FM signal cable splitter-ground module support and housing apparatus intended to encourage and establish a standard type of signal splitting and local electrical grounding installation practice irrespective of the number and type of signal receivers, i.e., TV or FM, single output port or multiple output port.
	www.freepatentsonline.com /4370516.html (1906 words)

	HiResolution Bionic Ear Cochlear Implant System -- with the AURIA BTE (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-06)
		FM is a wireless communication technology which is commonly used in the classroom to overcome the adverse effects of distance and competing noise in communication situations.
		Using an FM system makes communication in difficult listening situations easier because regardless of the distance between speaker and listener, the signal is delivered directly to the FM receiver at a constant loudness level.
		FM adaptor cables are specific to the particular FM system and sound processor your student is using.
	www.bionicear.com /support/betterliving/ald_fm_system.asp (1961 words)

	DRS: Ruling 90-51 Cable TV / Gross Receipts / Utility Exemption - Manufacturing
		Cable FM service provides audio broadcasts to certain cable television subscribers for a separate charge.
		Accordingly, where Cable FM service is provided to subscribers for a separately stated charge, and where those services relate solely to audio transmission and are not connected in any manner to video programming, those services are not subject to sales and use tax.
		This will require the cable television operators to separately meter those functions, or have a clear allocation of the electricity utilized for transmission which must be not less than 75% of the total used.
	www.ct.gov /drs/cwp/view.asp?a=1513&q=268076 (492 words)

	FM Antennas
		Without hills, mountains, or buildings to impede its progress, an FM phenomenon commonly known as "diffraction" causes the FM broadcast signal to conform to the curvature of the earth for a distance of approximately 30 miles beyond normal line of sight.
		To complicate matters, multipath signals in an FM urban environment are generally received from almost the same direction (in the horizontal plane); even a directional outdoor antenna with its horizontal angular discrimination is often incapable of separating the desired direct path signal from this vertically oriented multipath interference.
		In most cases, cable FM (provided with some cable television services) is distinctly inferior in the areas of signal-to-noise, cross-talk and RF intermodulation distortion when compared to a properly installed FM antenna, whether indoor or outdoor.
	www.gcaudio.com /resources/howtos/antenna.html (1392 words)

	KQED \| Got a Question?: Frequencies & Reception Tips
		Either coaxial cable or 300 ohm twin lead can be used to connect the FM antenna to your receiver.
		FM reception, except for local stations, usually is not satisfactory with this kind of receiver.
		If you do not have cable in your home, a friend or neighbor might be willing to let you try connecting your receiver to the cable in their home.
	www.kqed.org /help/radio/radio-tips.jsp (1983 words)

	Radiating Cable FM FAQ
		So coverage distance for FM, under ideal conditions, may be 250 feet on either side of the radiating cable, a 500 foot wide zone.
		Still, we have encountered conditions when FM stereo radiating cable on the sixth floor of a high-rise dorm provided clear signal on the first floor, and also on the seventeenth floor, over 110 feet away, through 11 stories of floors and walls.
		The FM System must be Certified by the FCC in compliance with the technical specifications of Part 15.
	members.aol.com /lpbinc/rcfm.htm (1300 words)

	The Cable Center
		This glossary of cable and telecommunications terms is intended to enhance your understanding of this dynamic industry.
		Coaxial cables that run along streets within the served area and connects between the individual taps which serve the customer drops.
		Cable distribution lines that connect the main trunk line or cable to the smaller drop cable.
	www.cablecenter.org /education/library/glossaryF.cfm (1325 words)

	HPR Reception Tips
		Cable companies would pick up FM stations right off- -the-air using conventional receivers and rebroadcast the stations over the cable system on slightly shifted frequencies.
		The signals going through the cable were still FM signals, and your receiver was quite happy to tune to them just as it would have had they been picked-up through a conventional antenna.
		Most island cable companies have converted or are in the process of converting to digital cable signals and have dropped the old FM service.
	www.hawaiipublicradio.org /recep.htm (1432 words)

	CB Carrier Current Page
		Leaky Cable - This FM technology uses a coaxial cable (similar to cable TV cable), to broadcast your signal.
		The cable is run in the buildings where your intended audience reside.
		When the cable is connected to a radio, your station will appear on the FM dial, in stereo.
	www.ruf.rice.edu /~willr/cb/cc.shtml (553 words)

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		The FM signals are carried over the cable network in the standard FM band (88-108 MHz, or in some systems, 90-108 MHz [1]) at a level approximately equal to the TV Channel 6 aural carrier.
		Early forms of cable FM service were called "allband FM." The entire FM band was picked up by one or more antennas at the cable headend, and sent out over the cable network with a minimum of processing.
		Since cable FM operates with standard FM tuners, there was no way to prevent cable TV subscribers from connecting their own FM tuners to obtain cable FM without paying for it.
	massis.lcs.mit.edu /archives/reports/cable-fm-wfmt-mcclain (6659 words)

	broadband help » News » FM Fans Scrap With Comcast - Cable-co pulls option from CA markets
		If one is fortunate enough to get FM off the air, than having it on cable servers no useful purpose and receiving it over the cable in the presence of strong off the air signals causes multi-path distortion unless the cable company uses frequency shifting.
		Cable TV's FM service was not an antenna that "pulled in stations" from areas 100+ miles, in caring conditions...
		If getting FM service, as some people in these forums have called a lifeline (ha!) in to an area, then I think it should be the responsibility of the FM stations to see that it is capable of being received.
	www.broadbandreports.com /shownews/63375 (3860 words)

	FM-Stereo Cable Transceiver by Mc & RENOX automated systems
		It is a system developed to achieve the long-distance transmission of stereo sound through the use of coaxial cable.
		The system has two modules, a transmitter and a receiver, fed with batteries and interconnected through coaxial cable whose length can vary from a few meters to hundreds of meters.
		The only required connections apart from the coaxial cable are the audio input and output ones, which need standard RCA plugs.
	www.mcrenox.com.ar /proyec/fmsct/english/index.htm (183 words)

	FM RADIO; Cable TV Boosterism - New York Times
		I live in a suburban area 70 miles south of San Francisco, and my preferences are almost exclusively confined to two classical music stations emanating from the city and a public-radio outlet affiliated with the San Francisco school district.
		Unfortunately, the low-power school district station (KALW) is not on cable and is squeezed between a pop-rock station to the north and a newly empowered Bible station to the south.
		Fantel's article has encouraged me to petition the cable company for a better solution.
	query.nytimes.com /gst/fullpage.html?res=9D0CE4D91239F932A3575AC0A967958260 (169 words)

	What happened to Music choice on FM? - Cable Forum
		Seriously though, although I like the idea of streaming the music via the PC, I would prefer to be able to have it either on the FM or at least via the TV.
		Whilst it may not make megabucks in revenue for NTL it will make some and is a great selling point of the service for music lovers.
		In January 2002, Sam B, over on.com, said that the MusicChoice channels were cut from the FM service.
	www.cableforum.co.uk /board/showthread.php?t=5576 (385 words)

	FM-Stereo Cable Transceiver by Mc & RENOX automated systems
		It is a system developed to achieve the long-distance transmission of stereo sound through the use of coaxial cable.
		The system has two modules, a transmitter and a receiver, fed with batteries and interconnected through coaxial cable whose length can vary from a few meters to hundreds of meters.
		The only required connections apart from the coaxial cable are the audio input and output ones, which need standard RCA plugs.
	mcrenox.com.ar /proyec/fmsct/english (175 words)

	WUVA \| 92.7 KISS FM \| Charlottesville, Virginia's Ten in a Row Station
		The Cable FM station could be heard by anyone in Charlottesville who hooked an FM receiver to their cable TV line.
		The station began FM operations on June 22, 1979, migrating its Cable-FM-era format of album-oriented rock, news, and public affairs programming to the airwaves of Central Virginia.
		At one point, the active student staff had dwindled to two; and thus the WUVA Board of Directors determined that the station simply had to get back to having its own facilities, on or close to the Grounds, to reinvigorate student participation and set the station's operations on a sustainable, long-term path.
	92.7kissfm.com /History.htm (1314 words)

	89.7 FM - WNKU: NPR News and Great Music
		In every case, use well-shielded coaxial cable (usually labeled "CATV" or "RG-6) from the antenna to your radio, using appropriate static drains and grounding ("coaxial lightning arrestors") where the antenna's cable enters the house.
		Although many cable TV systems dropped all FM station carriage some time ago, some systems still carry a few FM radio stations in addition to the TV channels.
		Even though FM reception from the cable is often slightly degraded, it's better than none at all.
	www.wnku.org /page_wnku.asp?p=0530000 (3022 words)

	WCPE - Listen on Cable Systems
		Cable systems across the country are invited to relay WCPE's signal free of charge.
		Customer demand is the key to having your cable company add WCPE to their programming.
		You may tell your cable operator that WCPE's signal may be picked up from the Galaxy 14 or AMC-1 satellites.
	theclassicalstation.org /cable.shtml (301 words)

	San Geronimo Valley rallies for cable FM service
		But despite the wave of protest, Comcast has steadfastly maintained that the elimination of FM radio from its broadband cable packages was a business decision necessary to bring in new services.
		Since FM radio was complimentary, he reasoned, there is no need to reduce monthly fees now that the service has been cut.
		Supervisor Adams said that while the cutoff of FM radio service will certainly be "on the table," the absence of competitive cable-providers in the area will put MTA at a disadvantage, since Comcast knows the county has nowhere else to turn.
	www.ptreyeslight.com /stories/mar24_05/comcast.html (1580 words)

	KUGR 95 Rock
		Cable radio offers CD quality sound and can be hooked up to almost any system.
		It's simple: to get KUGR on cable, first find your FM antenna at the back of your stereo, you will want to connect this to your cable coming from the wall.
		Now attach this cable to the end of the splitter with one connection.
	www.wsu.edu /~kugr/pages/tune-in.htm (399 words)

	Insanely Great Mac Review: MyTV/fm USB Tuner
		Unfortunately, you must have an antenna to use the FM tuner.
		With the software, the user selects which type of signal he/she wants to use, whether it is radio, video, antenna, cable or s-video.
		In the end I had to hold the cable in or otherwise the weight of the cable itself would pull the plug out.
	www.insanely-great.com /reviews/mytvfm.html (968 words)

	Monster Cable MCL FM \| Sweetwater.com
		Monster Cable's legendary microphone and musical instrument cables, found in many of the world's top recording studios, are used religiously by engineers, producers and musicians alike.
		These professionals recognize that the quality and sound of their cables and adapters play a crucial role in delivering the very best possible sound reduction.
		This is a Monster Cable CableLink 1/4" Female TS to 1/4" Female TS inline adapter.
	www.sweetwater.com /store/detail/MCLFM (201 words)

	Access Sacramento : Program Schedules : Radio
		Hook up the cable to the FM Antenna input of your FM radio and tune to 88.7 MHz..
		For the ultimate listening experience, connecting to Cable FM will give you the best quality stereo sound.
		Access Sacramento is proud to simulcast Berkeley Community Radio KPFA on Cable FM 89.9 and Ch18 SAP.
	www.accesssacramento.org /program_schedules/radio.html (385 words)

	Become.com - Shop results for cable fm (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-06)
		FM transmitter, Charges your iPod, 3 programmable stations, Screen display...
		Galaxy 8' AM/FM Antenna with 20' of RG-69 Cable
		But think how much better it would be if you had the ability to use it in the car.
	www.become.com /shop?q=cable+fm (283 words)

	KANM 1690 AM 99.9 FM Cable - The college station of College Station (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-06)
		The frequency was moved to 89.1 FM cable, the station was given the call letters KANM, and programming was expanded to 24 hours per day.
		It took several months for the proper cable to be installed, the transmitter to be repaired, and a new antenna to be installed.
		In early 2005, the cable FM broadcast studio to modulator link was changed from expensive, low bandwidth leased lines from the phone company and terrible equipment to a poor man’s audio-over-IP solution — using a free CIS-provided Internet connection at Cox’s head-end to receive a KANM stream with a computer.
	kanm.tamu.edu /home.php?filetoinclude=history.php (3272 words)

	Compare Prices and Read Reviews on Cable_and_wireless Monster Cable Wireless FM Transmitter (DHMC125969) at Epinions.com
		Since this is an FM transmitter I knew the quality wouldn’t be as good as a CD in my car stereo but it was as good as the best FM station I have listened to.
		It is barely long enough for my car for the back seat but if one of the side-back passengers wanted to put the dvd player on their lap, they couldn’t.
		You plug in both ends, set the station on both the radio and this FM transmitter and you are ready to go.
	www.epinions.com /content_214454341252 (877 words)

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