I dont think Sony would go throug the trouble to design a
super chip just for cheap AM-FM radios, no money in them.
I am sure they have more in mind so it may be simple.
But odds are they are like TV micros that all have the same PN
but are programed different from the outside.
Since nobody checked already in a few days I will
go on Sony sevice to see if they have a manual. I
dont think they will but....... I will need a volineer to post it.
I would do it now but I cant remember the pass word !!
73
Tom Jones
Mason N.H.
On Mon, 31 Dec 2007 13:00:17 -0500 "Karl J. Zuk" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
writes:
>
> It would be great if we could modify the design of a SRF-59 to
> listen to other bands. 160 meters comes to mind. With so few
> external parts besides the two basic chips, is there any way to
> shift its frequency to receive other bands? Your comments would be
> appreciated and interesting to read. Happy New Year and thanks, Karl
> Zuk N2KZ
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