I do not want, in any way, to diminish the vital importance of Morse code. It saved lives and was created with the best of intentions. The point here is another: we are no longer in the era of the invention of the wheel, today we use alloy wheels and seek to extract the maximum performance from our engines. Imagine leaving Natal heading toward João Pessoa via BR-101 while listening to a radio station. You begin the trip and continue with clean audio, free of static. Over th

Esqueçam o RDS e foquem no streaming da sua rádio, o RDS é apenas um código Morse Não quero, de forma alguma, diminuir a importância vital do código Morse. Ele salvou vidas e foi criado com os melhores propósitos. O ponto aqui é outro: não estamos mais na era da invenção da roda, hoje usamos rodas de liga leve e buscamos extrair o máximo desempenho dos motores. Imagine sair de Natal em direção a João Pessoa pela BR-101, ouvindo uma emissora. Você inicia o percurso e segue c

The migration from AM to FM AM and FM are just transport layers for radio. In the beginning, radio was “packaged” in AM, and for many years that was the main format by which it was known. When FM arrived, there was resistance: AM fans argued that FM could not cover the same distances, while FM advocates replied that AM could not deliver the sound quality FM offered. For a time, that was the tradeoff: AM provided reach, FM provided audio fidelity or at least something close