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I just read an article in a 1958 Radio-Electronics about someone on the East coast of the US receiving TV broadcasts from London, England. He talks about having to modify the set for the 10 kHz horizontal frequency that was used at the time, building a converter for the channel that was at 45MHz and using an old FM radio to receive the audio. The screen shots are pretty amazing for a signal that's traveled 4000 miles. It's too bad they switched to UHF. Apparently 45MHz is about as high as you can go for this kind of DXing.
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