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From: pjs352@uxf.cso.uiuc.edu
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Subject: Re: Mod. FM receiver to receive TV
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Date: 24 Apr 89 18:02:00 GMT
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A possible way to modify an FM radio's reception band without any sodering/
desoldering is to play with the trimmer capacitors you may find inside or
the slugs on variable inductors.  You may need to experiment to find which
one changes the reception frequency.  Channel-3 TV is found below the FM
band, around 65-75 MHz or so.  It should not be too difficult to get it in.