1 a. This would reduce the installation cost of the enclosed, shielded, mast-mount, powered remote AM antenna I'm saving up for. If I can feed it into the existing and new FM cabling and tap off into the AM RCVRs in the house.
1 b. What should I use to tap into the AM signal, off the wall plates? A splitter and then? a balun and a bit of twin ribbon?
2 Why does Timbo WANT to do this?
a. Any AM antenna inside gives lots of crackles. Even tunable coils. And, there are/will be three other AM/FM rcvr s in the house.
b. Several AM stations here do music of value to me, some of the time, and most of them transmit with a wide audio BW to boot.
2c. I have a wide audio BW AM rcvr, mono only, but ICGAS. And there are other AM/FM boxes in-house
2d. News! I am becoming irritated by the breathless, agitated, style of 24hr news on TV. Particularly the 'morning presenter genre'. Our ABC (sort of BBC?) radio news manages to avoid this.
TIA
Warmest
Tim Bailey
Skeptical Measurer & Audio Scrounger
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Topic - Sending AM signals down the house' FM coax?! feasible? - Timbo in Oz 21:03:08 08/16/19 (7)
- resolved, - Timbo in Oz 20:00:07 08/19/19 (0)
- RE: Sending AM signals down the house' FM coax?! feasible? - Triode_Kingdom 22:09:29 08/17/19 (2)
- Yes, that is what I'd like to do. - Timbo in Oz 23:20:45 08/17/19 (1)
- RE: Yes, that is what I'd like to do. - Triode_Kingdom 11:51:33 08/18/19 (0)
- RE: Sending AM signals down the house' FM coax?! feasible? - stellavox 04:53:23 08/17/19 (0)
- RE: Sending AM signals down the house' FM coax?! feasible? - Eli Duttman 21:55:53 08/16/19 (1)
- Thanks Eli! All the receivers are AM/FM and all have two terminals for AM, including a ground. - Timbo in Oz 23:22:18 08/16/19 (0)