07-01-2020, 12:59 PM
Hi Terry.
Sorry for the lengthy delay but for some time I have been unable to access the forum from out here for some reason unknown.
As nobody here seems to use a radio at all I will have to make enquiries as to the FM frequency band or search the net for the info.
The mobile smart phone has totally eclipsed all other media here, many people carry 3 around!
Mains voltage is very variable in the Visayas where we are and I have no reason to believe it is significantly different in other areas.
We are subject to frequent "brown outs" which we would call power cuts and very low voltage is common. Most sensitive equipment is run on stabilisers. Anything between 210v and 240v @ 60 Hz of course is possible.
I find https://www.freeradiotune.com/philippine...ilippines/ Which lists the followong:-
So there are stations at 90.3 MHz and 106.3 MHz Which would suggest that 88 to 108 MHz is to be expected?
Sam
Sorry for the lengthy delay but for some time I have been unable to access the forum from out here for some reason unknown.
As nobody here seems to use a radio at all I will have to make enquiries as to the FM frequency band or search the net for the info.
The mobile smart phone has totally eclipsed all other media here, many people carry 3 around!
Mains voltage is very variable in the Visayas where we are and I have no reason to believe it is significantly different in other areas.
We are subject to frequent "brown outs" which we would call power cuts and very low voltage is common. Most sensitive equipment is run on stabilisers. Anything between 210v and 240v @ 60 Hz of course is possible.
I find https://www.freeradiotune.com/philippine...ilippines/ Which lists the followong:-
So there are stations at 90.3 MHz and 106.3 MHz Which would suggest that 88 to 108 MHz is to be expected?
Sam
Boater Sam.
