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The clarity of local AM radio stations is less at night. Is there
some sort of law that radio stations have to cut their output when it gets dark? I've noticed that it's the amount of light outside, not the time of day. That is, the lack of clarity occurs whenever it gets dark, not at a certain time each day. I always presumed the stations were cutting power to save money, but then why would it be based on light vs dark, rather than on time of day? |
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