Hooking up cable radio is not much more difficlut than hooking up a TV or VCR to cable. It's a matter of splitting the cable signal into two parts - a parts list and quick, 6 step how-to guide follow shortly. After splitting the cable signal, connect one of the cables to your cable box or TV and the other to the antenna connector on your stereo receiver or FM radio.

This really is something that almost anyone can do and it will greatly improve your reception of KING-FM if our signal is poor at your location. If you don't feel up to the task your cable company will be glad to hook your radio up to the cable for you - for a fee, of course.

• An RF splitter, widely available at hardware and electronics stores.
• Two coaxial cables with cable TV connectors on each end. One of these needs to be long enough to reach from your RF splitter to your receiver and the other from the splitter to your TV.
• A 75 ohm to 300 ohm adaptor, also widely available at hardware and electronics stores.

1. Connect the cable to the RF splitter's input.
2. Connect the two coaxial cables you bought into the splitter's two outputs.
3. Connect one of these to your TV or cable box.
4. Connect the other lead to the 75 to 300 ohm adaptor.
5. Attach the 300 ohm end of the adapter to the FM anntenna connector on the back of your stereo receiver.
6. Tune your stereo reciever to 97.7 if you receive cable from Viacom or 107.9 if TCI is your cable provider. If you are on another area cable company, please contact them directly to find out on which frequency they retransmit Classic KING-FM.