1150 AM

1150 AM refers to a frequency on the amplitude modulation (AM) radio broadcast band. In North America, AM radio frequencies are assigned in 10 kHz increments, ranging from 530 kHz to 1710 kHz. Therefore, 1150 AM denotes a specific radio station transmitting its audio signal using amplitude modulation at a carrier frequency of 1150 kilohertz.

Radio stations operating at 1150 AM are licensed by governmental regulatory bodies (e.g., the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) in the United States, the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC) in Canada). These licenses grant the station the right to broadcast within specified technical parameters, including power output and coverage area, to avoid interference with other stations.

The content broadcast on 1150 AM varies widely and may include news, talk radio, sports, music, religious programming, and community announcements. The programming format is determined by the station's ownership and target audience. The listenability of a station at 1150 AM can be affected by factors such as atmospheric conditions, distance from the transmitter, and interference from other stations operating on or near that frequency.