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Use as a Radio Cassette Recorder
Select the desired band by setting to FM or AM (MW).
* The illustration and explanation
above are for the specifications for the
U.S.A. and Canada. The received frequency ranges and number of bands
vary as shown below, depending on the area of use.
Received Frequency Ranges
Southeast Asia, Africa, Oceania
No,
of
eran
FM
AM (MW)
LW
sw
U,S.A., Canada
2
88 ~108MHz | 525~1605 MHz
=
=
European countries
3
87.5~108 MHz | 520~1610MHz | 150~285 KHz
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3
88 ~108 MHz | 525~1605 MHz
=
7~22 MHz
Turn the tuning knob until the channel indicator indicates the station you
want to listen to.
A
Adjust the volume.
unit.
@ Antenna Adjustment
FM broadcasts
........
tion and angle.
When there is a lot of interference during reception of AM broadcast, noise
can be reduced by adjusting the pitch control knob on the bottom of the
Pull out the tele-
AM broadcasts ........
The built-in 'fer-
scopic antenna, adjusting its length, direc-
rite bar antenna
is used. Push in the tele-
scopic
antenna
and
place the KX-101
in
the direction that provides the best recep-
tion.
Telescopic antenna
* When pushing in the antenna, push in each section carefully.
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