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         Most activity is heard with AM/FM radio tuned to the FM
         broadcast  band,  and the R71A set to 67 kHz FM.  Aside
         from the Muzak, commodity reporting, and  the  Physici-
         ans'  Network,  I  also heard an announcer reading from
         Popular_Communications on CRIS, the  Chicago  Radioland
         Information  Service.  This service carries programming
         of interest to the handicapped.

         With the AM/FM radio tuned to the  AM  broadcast  band,
         and the R71A set to 60 kHz AM, I can hear what seems to
         be stereo subcarriers on AM broadcast stations claiming
         to transmit in AM stereo.

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     1. Parnass, Bob, "Trick the ICOM R71A below 100 kHz", to be
        published in Monitoring_Times.

     2. The capacitor is needed with the GE radio I used to
        block DC.
    
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    Bob Parnass,  Bell Telephone Laboratories - ihnp4!ihu1h!parnass