Convert AM to AM/FM?
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Convert AM to AM/FM?



Hi Lindy,

Does anyone remember the vendor that can do or sells conversion kits for
converting AM to AM/FM?

I tried to search topic, but the search function is still broken.  It
used to work a few years ago, but hasnt worked since I came back.

Anyway.  Does anyone have a contact for this vendor.  I know I cant add
a CD to my little radio, but if there is an AM/FM conversion I can add
and keep the original face-plate, I do have a spare radio to do this to. 

Thanks
--Tom


On Mon, 8 Oct 2007 13:55:19 -0400, "Lindy Cox" <LCox@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
said:
> 
> Can't remember the Vendor's name but a long time ago on this list there
> was a discussion about someone in Florida that would take our original AM
> radios and convert them to AM/FM without changing the faceplates. Seems
> like it was about 300.00 but sounded worth it to me at the time. Anybody
> else remember that chat?
> 
> Lindy Cox
> 
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