Reduce the length of the antenna to reduce the amount of overload. Then increase it for good range after you have tuned the radio to the real signal, not to the overload signal frequency. The radio is not overloaded if it tunes in the transmitter at only a single spot on its dial.
Maybe your transmitter is at the image frequency of your radio. It is 10.7MHz above or below the real frequency and will have poor reception.
A trimmer capacitor is very hard to tune. It is adjusted only one time. The tuning capacitor and knob from an FM radio would be better.
Maybe your transmitter is at the image frequency of your radio. It is 10.7MHz above or below the real frequency and will have poor reception.
A trimmer capacitor is very hard to tune. It is adjusted only one time. The tuning capacitor and knob from an FM radio would be better.