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Old 30th May 2023, 4:03 pm   #1
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Default AM/FM Module connections

I thought I would have a play with this module ,I think it came from a scrap audio sound system , I am trying to find out where to feed the five volts in ,the ic is an LC72131, any suggestions. Mick.
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Default Re: AM/FM Module connections

Pin 17 according to the data-sheet.

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Thanks for that Andy, I will try and trace it back to the connector, there are two three leg devices near the vhf tuning coils ,I am thinking the may be varicap diodes. Mick.
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