1400 AM

1400 AM represents a frequency on the Amplitude Modulation (AM) radio broadcast band, specifically 1400 kilohertz (kHz). This frequency is allocated to a radio station, which uses it to transmit audio programming to listeners within its broadcast range. The range is often limited by the station's transmitter power, antenna characteristics, and propagation conditions, which can vary diurnally and seasonally. AM radio stations broadcasting at 1400 kHz may feature a variety of programming, including news, talk shows, music, sports, and community announcements. Radio receivers equipped to tune to the AM band can receive signals broadcast at this frequency. Regulations governing the use of this frequency, including permissible transmitter power and broadcast times, are typically set by national telecommunications regulatory bodies, such as the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) in the United States. The actual content and identity of the radio station broadcasting on 1400 AM will vary depending on geographic location.