You know very well
SandyG. In fact it was F.M. 88-100 M.Hz., an then up to 104 and some to 105. So finding an F.M. 88-108 M.Hz. tube radio in Europe is harder then finding the needle in a haystack. I once owned such radio, but I gave it away, in stad of gettin it fixed. No finding such radio at let's say 50 bucks is the 2nd task... And it was stereo... (o.k., for getting true stereo you needed an extrenal speaker, but it could be done; I could work stereo on F.M. with a decoder; dumb me
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I can't understeand why they couldn't put from the first stance F.M. 88-108...