WFM usually means 25KHz channel spacing as opposed to narrow being 12.5KHz. For broadcast FM you need around 150KHz bandwidth.
On 30/03/2023 10:06 EDT K0LNY_Glenn glenn@ervin.email wrote:
Hey All, I'm working on a CSV file to import into my Kenwood 2000, and I'm putting in a few commercial radio stations, and I am wondering about the FM stations. Will the Kenwood 2000 accept the WFM in the mode column, or do I need to use just FM? Thanks.
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