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From: Susan.Wimberly@f5.n382.z1.fidonet.org (Susan Wimberly)
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Subject: Re: Radios
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Date: 16 Aug 90 19:16:59 GMT
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[This is from the Blink Talk Conference]

Don,  The only experience I have had with a subcarrier radio is one I 
had when I lived in NOrth Texas which we used for listening to our 
local radio reading service.  It was built specifically for getting 
only that particular reading service.  The radio I have been talking 
about that I bought is FM and subcarrier only with minimal bleedover in 
comparison to what I have heard on other radios.  HOpe this answered 
all your questions.
Susan

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