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Hello,
I need to convert a domestic analog FM receiver to the 108-140 MHz band. I've bought a Sony ICF-S10MK2 receiver and found that the oscillator tank has a 4 turns of 22 gauge. I've turned them apart, so the distance between the turns will be a little greater than the factory adjusted coil, and could receive up to about 115MHz, no more. Is this the way to do it? Maybe to cut one turn will be better? I'm not stucked to this receiver, I'd like to know if other cheap receivers may be converted, and if this is the way, or if I have to adjust anything else. I have all the gear needed, oscilloscopes, counters etc. - but no much knowledge on this particular field. I'll be very thankful for your help. Ridgh |
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