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JAY EMRIE wrote in a message to PETER MAY: JE> I'm well aware of the Hallicrafter Radios. We extensively used them JE> in WWII. PM>This old type of large metal radio which often has valves/tubes in PM>them are PM>generically known these days as "Boat Anchors". Try searching for PM>radios and JE> Having never even thought of them after I got out after WWII (1954) JE> I didn't tie Hallicrafter and "boat anchor" together. Hmmm? That JE> was 50 years ago!!! PM>boatanchors on the net, you will get the general picture. PM>The parts can be heavy. JE> No doubt. They are still a very desirable radio set to have, my couple of sets a SX71 and a SX101 perform very well compared to fairly new sets, they run rings around my Yaesu Musens. I've also got a couple of Eddystones, a Kingsley AR7 and an STC A679. Theres some other sets that need a lot of restoring, missing major parts etc. Regards, Peter --- timEd 1.10.y2k+* Origin: The Junkbox BBS, Perth, Western Australia (3:690/462) SEEN-BY: 633/267 270 @PATH: 690/462 734 633/260 261/38 123/500 106/2000 633/267 |
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