- If your radio has an AM antenna, it is usually a loop on the back of the set … make sure it's properly connected to the AM antenna terminals.
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- Often, moving the radio near a window or away from computers, copiers, fluorescent lights, etc. will greatly improve the reception. Or, if possible, plug the radio into an outlet that isn't shared with the above devices.
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- Try turning the radio in a perpendicular direction … if your set has an internal antenna, moving the whole radio can really improve your reception.
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- Put us on the first button of your car radio - AM 1340 – to catch all the news and entertainment in Amador and Calaveras counties.
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- And … come back here to KVGCRadio.com very soon to listen live on your computer.
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