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Meanings of am band in English

Russian
средние волны
Portuguese
onda média
Spanish
mf
Catalan
ona mitjana

Radio broadcast band around 530 kHz to 1700 kHz.

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средние волны
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Examples for "mw"
1
The farm is expected to produce 200 MW of electricity per year.
Reuters
2
The company expects to produce 140 MW of panels there a year.
Reuters
3
Tata has solar and wind power capacity of 1200MW each, he said.
Reuters
4
It plans another 115MW project downstream of the same river, he said.
Reuters
5
MW: Speaking of China, can we compete in the here and now?
News.com.au
1
There are Chinese radios but they use these medium frequencies… so the type of radio is also a problem for us now.
Radio NZ
1
For days we'd been hearing infrequent broadcasts on the AM radio bands about Jasper Sewell and his Grasslands village.
Apocalypse of the Dead
2
The AM radio band still works.)
Wired
1
Jules switched the radio to medium wave to tune into Talksport.
NS13 Zero Hour (2010)
2
Next Monday RTÉ will shut down its medium wave broadcasts of Radio 1.
The Irish Times
3
He suggests that he will be without RTÉ when the medium wave service is withdrawn.
The Irish Times
4
RTE will provide seven hours of coverage on medium wave for the week of the Games.
The Irish Times
5
VBTC said Radio Vanuatu's short and medium wave transmissions had reached the entire country over the past two months.
Radio NZ
Usage of am band in English
1
I've caught myself going through the AM band sometimes, too.
The Fireman
2
The service will be broadcast primarily on the AM band with supplemental low power VHF-FM transmitter stations.
The Irish Times
3
"Try the AM band, why don't you?" she said.
Under the dome: a novel
4
Digital radio promises to bring CD-quality sound to FM stations and FM-quality sound to the AM band, along with "metadata" like artist and song information.
Wired
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