On 14 Apr 2025 at 11:20, MARK DORNEY wrote:

> I would first remove the dial on the radio and then reinstall it back
> on the radio, but put it on so it reads the correct frequency. No
> sense in getting into the weeds if you don´t have to.
>
> Mark D.
> WW2RDO

Mark:

The dial is "pinned" and cannot be easily moved as you suggest.

Alignment of the radio is actually very easy, but the top cover must be
removed.

Also, I didn't see it being as far off as someone else thought: it looked to
me to be only off about 250 Hz. The station Mark was listening to was at
700 kHz, and the dial was reading only a bit low.

Ken W7EKB
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