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| Photos donated by Jim Worden. Visit Jim's web site at http://www.jimsradios.com/. To see all the photos Jim has contributed to RadioGallery.net, click here. |
| This radio includes several improvements. First, it is a superheterodyne, a superior circuit design that outperforms TRFs. Second, the dial is now calibrated in frequencies and it includes a "police band."
Starting in the 1930s, police stations broadcast police calls on the frequencies immediately above the broadcast band and it became desirable to "listen in." |
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