From: utzoo!decvax!harpo!duke!unc!brl-bmd!wmartin Newsgroups: net.records,net.music Title: FM SCA Article-I.D.: brl-bmd.287 Posted: Thu Jul 29 13:38:48 1982 Received: Fri Jul 30 06:19:04 1982 The best source of FM SCA information and decoders is the FM Atlas people, address: FM Atlas 4515 Avenue "E" Kearney, NE 68847 They sell a range of radios with built-in SCA decoders, add on SCA units and kits, plans to modify many radios, and they will custom-modify your radio. The book, "FM Atlas" is THE guide to North American FM stations, and tells which broadcast SCA signals, and what they are. If you ever do any FM DXing, that book is a vital necessity. It's also very handy if you drive cross-country a lot, as you can find what stations in which areas broadcast classical (or rock, or country, or religious, or whatever). I think its about $6.00 single-copy these days. I've bought SCA radios from them and they work fine. I recommend them. The most interesting stuff on SCA is the services for the blind, which read papers and books, and the Physicians Radio Network, which inundates you with feature stories on odd afflictions, medical research, and simply ENORMOUS numbers of ads for the pharmaceutical industry, which pays for this service. Regards, Will Martin