OK. Does your radio have the WWV receive crystal installed? If yes, tune the receiver to it and zero beat the carrier while listening with headphones.? Then off tune a bit so you hear a 400hz to 800hz “tone”. Don’t be confused by the modulated audio WWV also sends out. It stops occasionally so there is only a carrier.? Now flip the marker on. ? If close in frequency you’ll hear the difference in tone between the dead on carrier frequency of WWV and the 25KHz-100KHz crystal oscillator in your radio.? On your regulator board (where the actual marker crystal and oscillator is located), there is TC1, a 50pF trimmer cap to adjust the marker frequency.? If you can’t pull it in with that trimmer, you’ll need a board repair or a new marker crystal.? Another way is to go to 160m band and see if you can use the preselector ?maxed out and tune in a local AM radio station around 1600khz to 1700khz and zero beat their carrier ... which is frequently well within 25Hz to 50Hz too.? On Wed, Jul 20, 2022 at 10:49 AM Scott Toth <nd4l@...> wrote:
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