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Old 05-23-2007, 07:06 AM
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If you are wanting the ability to receive FM, in a Transoceanic (TO) you will have to go with a transistor model. The 3000 was the first TO to have FM. The modern FM band (88-108Mc) was introduced after WWII so that limits the age of radio that you can get. You could get a radio that is earlier and also get one of the FM converters that were made by Pilot, Howard, or Meissner just to name a few. Longwave is the low frequency band below the AM broadcast band. There really isn't anything there anymore except some aircraft navigation non-directional beacons.
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