Hi, Just finished my SJ410k restoration (3.5 years) - trying to keep it stock as possible. Weird question... Anyone knows how to adjust the memory radio stations in these original FM radios?
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Posted: Fri Jul 01, 2016 8:55 am
Yep. I have something very similar in my old valiant You dial in the station to where you want it then select which button you want it on then simply pull out the button and then press it all the way back in to set. See how that goes mate
Yep. I have something very similar in my old valiant You dial in the station to where you want it then select which button you want it on then simply pull out the button and then press it all the way back in to set. See how that goes mate
Wow.. thats a feature I didn't had in mind.. I'll test it tomorrow
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Posted: Fri Jul 01, 2016 9:24 am
Hi im_ri!!
I'd be keen to see your resto!! Start a build thread!!! I'm doing one currently from the ground up, not quite as original as yours but not more than small mods.. Post pics!! Even of the Clarion
You dial in the station to where you want it then select which button you want it on then simply pull out the button and then press it all the way back in to set.
That should do it - this is one of the old mechanical "heart cam" style tuners - I haven't seen one of those in probably twenty years.
Thanks for your help. Well, It did set the station, but they disappear after clicking some of the button (maybe switching bands and back). I think I'm missing the whole concept and need a step back. MW is the equal for AM? UKW is the FM range?
Which buttons are the station memory and which toggle the band? Or is it just 'M's buttons for MW , 'U's for UKW?
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