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Old July 31st 03, 06:14 AM
Ralph
 
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Because it may be an image. Many receivers tune these frequencies by
converting and/or mixing the received signal against a reference IF
frequency. This IF frequency is built in to your receiver and can't be
changed. So I think the other post was just informing you to check the
actual frequencies for the same signal.




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