07-30-2019, 09:35 PM
Now having a new longwire antenna for the first time at this house, I decided this evening to pull my Realistic DX-302 off the shelf and try out both radio and longwire.
I was amazed to find that on the 1.000-1.999 MHz band, that I was picking up an AM station every 10 kc! And this was about 6:30 pm EDT, with the sun still out.
Unfortunately, when I went to change the MHz switch (the collar surrounding the tuning knob), the collar only turned and "clicked" - the MHz would not change.
I have seen online that a nylon gear is prone to breakage, but have found nothing as far as how to fix it.
Does anyone here have any thoughts on this?
Thanks.
I was amazed to find that on the 1.000-1.999 MHz band, that I was picking up an AM station every 10 kc! And this was about 6:30 pm EDT, with the sun still out.
Unfortunately, when I went to change the MHz switch (the collar surrounding the tuning knob), the collar only turned and "clicked" - the MHz would not change.
I have seen online that a nylon gear is prone to breakage, but have found nothing as far as how to fix it.
Does anyone here have any thoughts on this?
Thanks.
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Ron Ramirez
Ferdinand IN