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NEW FREQUENCIES

HANGES in the frequencies and call-signs of New Zealand broadcasting stations, which will come into force on September 1, will not affect the quality of reception obtained from radio receivers, Some listeners are apparently under the impression that the change-over will make mechanical adjustment of their radios necessary. This is quite incorrect. The new frequencies will simply mean that some stations will occupy. new positions on the tuning-dial; the new call-signs, that some stations will be broadcasting under new names. Station 1YX,. for example; will become 1YC, and so orf. To help listeners accustom themselves to the changes, a special supplement will be published with ‘The Listener’ of August 27.

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New Zealand Listener, Volume 19, Issue 477, 13 August 1948, Page 5

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NEW FREQUENCIES New Zealand Listener, Volume 19, Issue 477, 13 August 1948, Page 5

NEW FREQUENCIES New Zealand Listener, Volume 19, Issue 477, 13 August 1948, Page 5

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