By eHow Electronics Editor
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AM radio reception can be noisy as a result of distance from the station's antenna, interference from other stations, the quality of your radio, or conditions in your home. A few low- or no-cost experiments can result in radically improved reception.
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Brawler said
on 2/4/2007 One sorta fix i have found can work is if its a AC powered device try to loop the power calbe once or twice around the antennae, it can help but not always also i wouldnt recommend making to many loops as you may create other problems by making a electo magnet coil.
Anonymous said
on 3/13/2006 If all else fails, just play around. An example is a case where I walked halfway across a building that is a noise hole (fluorescent lights, automatic doors, dorm rooms) in Johnstown, Pa., while listening to a station out of Toronto Canada. I was doing this on a pretty crappy transistor radio in early January.