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Got a old (pre 90s) VCR that can manually tune to VHF-Lo, VHF-Hi, and
UHF TV frequencies. It has 16 preset channels. I swear one time I heard two-way radio from a local utility company while manually tuning. I suspect it was a inter modulation signal. That got me into thinking why not modify it to extend the frequency range from its default range of 174-216 MHz (VHF) and 470-698 MHz (UHF)? I would imagine it might be possible to salvage the oscillator/ tuner for this purpose. Any thoughts? Thanks in advance. -Jim (P.S. I don't connect TV with this VCR; only use RCA jack for audio) |
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