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•
AM-FM
SELECTION-To select AM
or
FM
recep-
tion,
move
the
slide
bar,
located
to the left
of
the
dial,
up
and down until
the
letters "AM"
or
"FT\1"
are
fully exposed.
•
PUSH BUTTON
TUNING-To
preset
these
push
buttons: Turn
on the
radio, set the AM-FM
selector
bar
to
the desired band, pull the push
button
straight
out as far
as
it wi
ll
go,
tune in
the
desired
station
manually,
and
then push the
button
all the
way
in.
Set each
push
button
in the
same
manner.
• MANUAL
TUNING-
The
left
hand control knob
The
optional 'fully
ttansis'
t
oriz~,d
standaTd AM
reception
clear
broadcasts. FM stations nla y pe
mpes from.
th,e
,endil)g
station,
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power of the station and the
fringe areas where FM signals are weak, it may be
possible
to
manually retune
the radio to mair,ltain
peak
reception.
lf nOt, retune to
<I
Closer
or
FlY!
sta(ion or
switch
to
'
A JVI
operation:
.
serves
as the
"on-off"
switch
and volume
control.
Turn
the
wing
knob at
the
base
of this
control to
adjust
for
tone
quality.
T he
right hand
control
knob
is
the manual
station
selector.
•
ANTENNA-Maximum FM
reception
is
obtained
wi
th
the antenna extended
to
..
30 inches
(approxi-
mately
two
antenna sections)
.
For
best
AM
reception
the ante
nna
should
be
fully
extended.
•
CONELRAD-T he two
triangular
sym
bols
a
t 640
and
1240 on the
AM
dial
only,
indicate
the
Conelrad
freq
uencies
which
will
be
used
in the
event
of
a
national emergency.
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