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https://garfnet.org.uk/cms/wp-content/uploads/2022/06/featured-20181104-p2230173-sophie-pixie.png1500900This is a brief list of some commonly used terms and expressions used by radio enthusiasts and resellers. It is not an exhaustive list and many of the terms can be found in greater detail in the Wikipedia. http://www.wikipedia.org Term Meaning AM Amplitude modulation – a method of encoding an audio signal by varying the...