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Originally Posted by radiotvnut
Fortunately, someone on one of the facebook antique radio pages is sending me a knob. When I get caught up with other projects, I'll tear into this one. Concerning IF frequencies, I've found that a lot of superhet radios made before the mid '30's to be all over the map, in terms of the IF frequency. That's why I always look at the service information, especially on older sets, before assuming that the IF frequency is 455 KC.
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Regarding odd IF frequencies, look at the various comm sets built for the Armed Forces. The single band command sets, every model has a different IF frequency. The BC348 is 915KC IF. IIRC, all of them, including the last production run, built by Wells Gardner.
