Hi, Donald:
 DB> I don't know  if this is the right place to put this, but does anyone
 DB> out there have ANY information on AM Stereo?
  There's plenty of very knowledgeable folks on this Scanradio Echo, and I'm 
sure they'll be happy to help if they have any technical info (which I 
n't).
  Fido also has a "Broadcast Echo" which is populated with lots of people who 
work as DJ's and technical staff for AM & FM radio stations around the US, so 
that should be a very good source of info.
  Also, I'm pretty sure that I've seen this discussed in Monitoring Times 
magazine over the years, especially in their "American Bandscan" column, 
which covers AM broadcasting.  The column editor is Doug Smith (W9W1), and 
his Internet email is 72777.3143@compuserve.com.  If he's unavailable for 
some reason (like maybe on a Christmas vacation) and you're in a hurry for 
the info, you can try calling the editorial office of the magazine at (704) 
837-9200, and maybe someone might be around who happens to know, or they can 
give you another resource or two to contact.  They're *very* good about 
helping people out with inquiries like yours, and an *excellent* radio 
magazine too (definitely worth checking out, if you haven't read it before.  
Ask for a free sample copy; if one is available, they'll be happy to send it 
to you - get a copy of their radio equipment catalog too, while you're at it. 
 [And, no, I don't work for them or anything; I've just found them to 
*always* provide excellent products *and* service, in addition to a very 
well-done magazine.] )
  Hope this helps, Donald.  If so, remember me when you hit the Lottery!
Cheers,
Frank
... I am Ohm of Borg.  Resistance is voltage divided by current.
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