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Step 6Test It Out
Put the radio back together and bring it outside.
Tip:the closer you can get to an airport the easier it will be to find a transmission
Tune above the 108MHz range and should hear transmissions from the Civil Aviation Band (108-138MHz). It may take some patience and you may even have to adjust the tuning transformer a bit. Have fun!
Tip:the closer you can get to an airport the easier it will be to find a transmission
Tune above the 108MHz range and should hear transmissions from the Civil Aviation Band (108-138MHz). It may take some patience and you may even have to adjust the tuning transformer a bit. Have fun!
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Sep 13, 2009. 12:14 AMaksuduud
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I think i did something wrong cause it didnt work. But the good thing is that suddenly it got increased antenna power so i could hear normal radio stations better! Thanks anyhow.
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Apr 29, 2009. 11:36 AMmander43
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Would this mess with an airplane if it was used inside of an airplane?
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Dec 16, 2008. 5:48 PMjoinaqd
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NOLIFER!!!! it doesnt WORK!!!!
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Dec 20, 2008. 10:20 AMA good name
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What's a nolifer?
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Aug 4, 2008. 2:30 PMskia375
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I couldnt get the transmission but I got my radio to get up to 111.9hmz so why couldnt I hear when imright under a airplane passage route?????
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Aug 7, 2008. 8:52 PMlogan996
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maybe youre it's your radio, heck i don't know
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