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From: jar@siemens.UUCP
Newsgroups: net.audio
Subject: Re: Transformers for audio equipment
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Date: Thu, 19-Sep-85 10:11:00 EDT
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Posted: Thu Sep 19 10:11:00 1985
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As far as I know there is no difference in FM broadcasting between USA
and Europe. But there is one thing which must be considered: Your receiver
should have a narrow bandwith to seperate some of the stations which lie
close together on the FM scale. If it has a wide bandwith (250kHz), then
you will have to resign to some of the stations, but you still can receive
lots of others.
By the way I came from Germany 6 months ago and brought some electrical
equipment and had (beside the transforming from 110V to 220V) absolutely
no problems, but I left the ac-power-synchronized alarm-clock in Germany
and bought a new one (because of the 50Hz/60Hz problem).
I hope you will enjoy Europe as much as I enjoy the States!


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