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Johnbrian
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It is the frequency "dial" most likely from a portable radio. What specific radio I don't know.
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The National Weather Service starting broadcasting on the 162 MHz VHF band in early 1953.
A few more stations were added in 1967, and today there are more than a hundred stations in the United States.
It is likely your radio/TV dial dates from sometime after 1967, possibly the 1980's or '90s.
A few more stations were added in 1967, and today there are more than a hundred stations in the United States.
It is likely your radio/TV dial dates from sometime after 1967, possibly the 1980's or '90s.
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