WCOZ/WCAS DJ and "FM underground" pioneer Larry Millerreturns tothe air!

[A. Joseph Ross]

On 3 Oct 2005 at 18:13, Larry Weil wrote:

> In the 60's an FM radio in a car was an oddity.  I didn't have my
> first FM car radio until 1973, it was a manually tuned (with a dial)
> Audiovox that I bought at a stereo store.  FM radios as factory
> equipment didn't become popular until later in the 70's as I recall.
 
Sometime in the 1980s I bought an under-the-dash FM converter which worked by converting 
FM signals to 1400 AM and feeding them into the existing car radio, which had to be set at 
1400 to hear the FM.  Eventually, I took over my parents' 1977 Oldsmobile, which was the 
first car I ever saw to have FM in the car.

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