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Antique Atwater Kent Recieving Set 1926 Model 33 Hang Warrantee Tags Tubes Nice    US $59.99

Is it possible to listen to frequencies not in the comercial range on a normal (modified) radio?

Hey,
so i was wondering. i have this portable cd player that i dont use anymore, and ive pulled it apart and removed the dead componants (like the inbuilt cd player, casset recorder etc.) and now it works perfectly as your average AM/FM radio. I have.. intermediate.. experience and knowledge of radios and know most of their inner workings, however i was just wondering if it was possible to modify this.. well radio.. to posibly listen to lower frequencies such as a police scanner would be able to do, or even to have the recieving capabilities of an amateur radio station. I can set up an antena, or whatever is needed without trouble i was just wondering if it was possible and if it is if someone could please let me know what i would have to do to get this working?
Thanks

Well, you would have to take out certain things of the tuning section and retune the circuit but I'd say that it would be better just to get a scanning receiver.

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