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In article <7480157@hpfcso.FC.HP.COM>, myers@hpfcso.FC.HP.COM (Bob Myers) writes:
>>  I have a sony walkman with digital tuning. The tuning step is
>> 10Khz for AM band. I want to take this to India where stations are at 9KHz
>> steps. So in India I will be able to catch very few stations with
>> this walkman. Can anybody suggest any method of changing
>> the step frequency ? ( Some walkmans come with option, but
>> mine does not ). Can I tap the line somewhere and introduce
>> another synthesiser etc ?
> 
> I just bought a Sony w/digital tuning (unfortunately, I don't know the model
> number), but I know that it has a switch to change the AM tuning step.
> In mine, it's inside the cassette compartment, and hard to see unless you're
> looking for it.  You might want to check your owner's manual, or just look
> around the unit *really* well.
> 
> If there's no switch, there probably IS a jumper or some such inside - Sony
> sells these things worldwide, and it'd be silly to have more than one basic
> design for similar models.  Perhaps someone knows the innards well enough
> to point the location of said jumper out?
 
I have a Sony world band radio and a Toshiba walkman (both digital tuning) and
they all have a little switch that allow user to choose between 9 and 10 kHz
step.  Yours has got to have a switch.

BTW, I think my Sony manual says that the American stations are 9 kHz apart
while the rest of the world uses mostly 10 kHz.  Am I wrong?

Cheers!

J.Y.