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Conversion of a set using the Soviet FM band?

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Yesterday, 05:55 PM

Hello Arran. Thanks for the link. Installing an FM converter rarely brings the maximum result. Harmonics appear from the interaction of different frequencies. Therefore, I chose another option, reduced the inductance of the heterodyne and input circuits and selected the capacitance of the equalization capacitors. It takes much more time, but the result is much better.

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Conversion of a set using the Soviet FM band? - by Arran - 01-15-2025, 05:08 PM

RE: Conversion of a set using the Soviet FM band? - by morzh - 01-15-2025, 09:26 PM

RE: Conversion of a set using the Soviet FM band? - by RadioSvit - Yesterday, 05:55 PM

RE: Conversion of a set using the Soviet FM band? - by Arran - Yesterday, 09:00 PM

RE: Conversion of a set using the Soviet FM band? - by RadioSvit - Today, 05:25 AM

RE: Conversion of a set using the Soviet FM band? - by Arran - Today, 05:48 AM

RE: Conversion of a set using the Soviet FM band? - by RadioSvit - Today, 06:26 AM

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