It is very possible that the high police band and the weather band may have
covered frequencies from 136.0 MHz all the way to 174.0 MHz. If you're
lucky, that range would be covered in at least two bands, but I have seen

You're right Brent. On mine it's in two. VHF1:108 through 140
VHF2:145 through174
and right underneath that and the bottom of the dial is the 'WB'(in Pink) It
goes in increments of : 0/10/20/30/40/50/60/70/162.5-followed by a little pink
dot. then 100. {?}

It picks up weather bands from two areas solidly and one time (real faint)
three. Could a loop help, nah.....not. That'd be something to be able to pull
in that third one in real clear like the other two.:-)

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