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In Reply to: Re: T-210 Superscope tuner posted by Crazy Dave on February 12, 2006 at 10:07:02:
Would be a nice ideal except the apartment building we live in I can't put 1 on the roof or for that matter in the house hanging from the ceiling! 1 question for you though about this tuner.
The entire FM band around here is getting pretty crowded!(Same cr*p just different FM frequency)I have just started noticing between the lower end of the FM mainly 90.3 to 93.3 I sometimes will faintly here
the station before it on the dial!This occurs only when I'm tuning in
a distance station near a local 1.Maybe I have the dipole antenna hooked up wrong cause the antenna connections are kind of funny in that the back thumb screw terminals read in this order FM,FM,G,AM none of them say 75 ohms or 300 ohms like most antenna terminals do?
Sure wish I had the owners manual! I used 1 of the screws that holds the terminal strip in place for a ground on the AM antenna! Otherwise
reception on FM is pretty good! Hope you or someone else here can help me figure out this minor problem? Brian
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Follow Ups
- Re: T-210 Superscope tuner - Brian McGowan 11:46:23 02/12/06 (5)
- Quite often, the same grnd can be used for both AM and FM - Timbo in Oz 22:21:28 02/12/06 (0)
- Re: T-210 Superscope tuner - Brian Levy 18:13:14 02/12/06 (2)
- Re: T-210 Superscope tuner - Brian McGowan 19:27:33 02/12/06 (1)
- Re: T-210 Superscope tuner - Brian Levy 20:13:19 02/18/06 (0)
- Re: T-210 Superscope tuner - Crazy Dave 14:58:29 02/12/06 (0)
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