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: : : : : : : : : : : : : : : And would that 1088 be the Model, and would that then be a ? : : : :GRUNDIG 1088 : : : :HALLICRAFTERS 1088 : : : :TELEDYNE 1088 : : : :EMERSON 1088 : : : :TRUETONE 2D 1088 A : : : :WARDS GSE 1088 A : : : :RCA RC 1088 : : : :REALTONE TR 1088 : : : :CONTINENTAL MDSE. CO. TFM 1088 : : : :Relevant to the "image"": :The most common FM IF is 10.7 megglinghertz, so would that be in agreement with, say , finding a station at mid band and finding it replicated at either +10.7 or -10.7 Mhz , which you could possibly only BARELY do once at the center of the band , what with the FM band only being < 20 Mhz wide. : : : :I might suspicion an extra " mixer" problem in the RF front end, in the respect of a poor connection / galvanic corrosion acting as a "semiconductor" and throwing some spurious signals in CONSIDERING there is a strong local signal nearby to you that could be providing the strong RF for that additional mixing action :. : :AM stations, could also included, for that source of their continuous sourced RF. : : :Next thought, deterioration of bypass / decoupling caps in the RF- IF sections upsetting the RF with the possibility of spurious oscillations occurring. : : :Mis-alignmentt of the IF-RF stages ?. : : :Which is the sets brand ? : : : : : : : : : :73's de Edd : : : : :

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