Chevrolet 1970 Owner's Manual page 33

Chevrolet "All Transistor"
Radios
To operate the radios, the ignition
switch must be in "ON" or "ACC"
position.
Push Button AM Radio - In addition
to the manual controls, the Push But-
ton Radio provides five push buttons
with which to automatically select pre-
set stations. To preset, allow the radio
several minutes to become thoroughly
warmed up, pull the push button "out"
as far as itwill go, tune in the desired
station manually and then push the
button "in." Repeat this operation for
each push button.
AM/FM Radio - In addition to pro-
viding standard AM reception, this set
permits you to receive clear static-free
FM broadcasts. Move the slide bar,
above the radio dial, to the right or
left to seleCt AM or FM reception. All
other controls remain the same as de-
scribed for Push Button radios. FM
broadcasts may be received as far as
25 miles from the sending station, de-
pending on the power of the station
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and the existing terrain. In fringe
areas, it may be possible to retune the
radio slightly to maintain peak re-
ception. If not, retune to a closer or
stronger FM station or switch to AM
operation. Push buttons may be set for
either AM or FM stations or may di-
vide between the two.
Antenna
The radio antenna is incorporated
in the windshield glass. If necessary,
adjustments for maximum antenna ef-
fectiveness can be made by your
authorized Chevrolet dealer.
Stereo Multiplex Adapter
Stereo Multiplex Adapter permits
FM stereo reception with the AMI
FM radio. Radio controls are used to
turn the set on and off and for station
selection. For most pleasing stereo
effect the speakers are criss-crossed,
with the left front and right rear
speakers reproducing the left channel,
and the opposite speakers reproducing
the right channel. Balancing the
speakers is not required as this adjust-
ment has been made at the factory.