This page was last updated on April 12, 2001. If you receive cable tv, you are also receiving the signals for many radio stations on the FM Radio band of cable. You do not need to pay extra to get these signals. All you need to do is unscrew the cable from your TV and put it into a stereo receiver. Although using a permanent splitter is not approved by cable companies, such splitters are legally and inexpensively available at commercial electronics shops.
Many receivers automatically select mono or stereo.
Your local cable company will send you their FM Radio listings if you ask them. That might be a good thing to do if you are having problems getting our signal. For example, depending on exactly where you live in the South Island area, outside of Victoria, your frequency may be 103.1 or 92.1. Only your cable company knows for sure. Cable companies in Canada that can receive our signal by air are required to also carry our signal on their FM Radio cable band.