Hi Brett I could pick up the r390a, I am 70m north of NYC bob...w2ami Highland NY 12528
----- Original Message ----- From: "Brett Gazdzinski" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Monday, January 12, 2004 8:35 AM Subject: [AMRadio] RE: r390a, sx17, t4xb for sale > Hello all AMers. > I am cleaning out a rack cabinet for the latest project, and > have for sale the following equipment... > > Very clean, like new, Hallicrafters sx17 receiver. > Push pull tube output, selectivity is good, has wide and narrow > positions, narrow is narrow enough, wide is quite wide, and gives > good fidelity. Big lighted S meter with the Hallicrafters > logo on it, very sharp looking receiver. > Price is $300.00 because I suspect it is a collectors piece, stock > and new looking... > Manual included. > > > R390a, bought at fair radio about 20 years ago, one of their extra > clean ones (premium price), with meters and covers. > It looks quite good, and works like its supposed to. > About 18 years ago, the ballast tube blew out, and I put a resistor > in the socket, and it has been working fine since. > Manual included, along with the antenna adaptor. > $400.00 (less than what I paid for it) > > Drake t4xb AM,ssb,cw transmitter, I was using it as an exciter > (rf only) for other transmitters, but got something better. > With manual and power supply, and the 160 meter xtal (enables 160 meter > band), very clean inside and out. > I think I have mods printed out to improve the AM transmission, > if you want to go that way, does screen grid mod I think...... > $250.00 (what I paid for it minus the 160 meter xtal) > > > I could ship the drake stuff, the other stuff would be pickup > (you get to try it first), or I can drive a few hundred miles > or so... > > I would consider partial/full trades for parts, depending > on what you have, I don't need any more radios, but can always use > clean parts like transformers (small or medium size), chokes, > variacs, some types of tubes, etc. > The 4D32 rig is under construction and using up transformers > and variacs at al alarming rate! > > Brett > N2DTS > 856-753-8406, [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > _______________________________________________ > AMRadio mailing list > [email protected] > http://mailman.qth.net/mailman/listinfo/amradio >
