- OK - problem solved - thanks !........... - Cut-Throat 18:21:46 10/27/09
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- In Reply to: RE: Isn't channel spacing different in Europe? posted by 4season on October 27, 2009 at 09:51:50
OK - Problem Solved !!
I took the tuner out of the shelf (Not an easy deal) and sure enough on the back of the unit is a 9khz-10khz switch. Not documented in the manual and the picture of the real panel in the manual does not show this switch
But, I flipped the switch and I am now able to tune in the station.
Thanks for all the help !!
Cut-Throat
- RE: Isn't channel spacing different in Europe? - Cut-Throat 11:41:17 10/27/09
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- In Reply to: RE: Isn't channel spacing different in Europe? posted by 4season on October 27, 2009 at 09:51:50
I have no idea expect that the manual does mention the 9khz steps and nothing else. You can check the manual yourself, as it is on page 5 under MANUAL TUNING.
Here is the link to the small manual in PDF Format
Cut-Throat
- RE: Isn't channel spacing different in Europe? - FRG7SWL 18:27:54 11/04/09
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- In Reply to: RE: Isn't channel spacing different in Europe? posted by Cut-Throat on October 27, 2009 at 11:41:17
4Season is right about European medium wave spacing being different from North America's, CutThroat; 9 khz for Europe & 10 khz in the Americas. Portable digital shortwave radios from Grundig, Panasonic, Sangean/Realistic, & Sony, amongst others, usually provide access to either 9 khz or 10 khz medium wave spacing. Analog European f.m. transmissions are 25 micro-second de-emphasis, whilst American analog f.m. utilizes 75 micro-second de-emphasis. Hey Marantzguy, your Sony ICF-2010's f.m. band should extend down to 76 Mhz, the Japanese f.m. band.
- RE: Isn't channel spacing different in Europe? - FRG7SWL 18:27:54 11/04/09
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