Bob & Colin,
Tube radios at home are HQ 180-National NC-180-Hammarlund Navy
radio 1943-2 R-390-A. Also a Zenith beach radio with tubes than runs on
batteries or 110 ac. Fada 1939, did work, but needs repair now. Paid
$5.00 for it in 1967.
Dennis,
Kanab, Utah
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> >
> > Hey, we gotta get an Extremelyheavy group going (currently recapping an 86
> > lb Hammarlund SP-600 JX-6)
> >
>
> Count me in!
>
> I have a 22 pound Hallicrafters that I am dying to get my first TP's on!
>
> Or... is that too light?
>
> How heavy does a heavy have to be?
>
> Perhaps mine is a welterweight.
>
> My halli is in perfect shape after re-capping and other than a skittish
> AGC, is a cooker.
>
> Use it as a bun warmer on Thanksgiving if the wife runs out of room
> on the wood stove...
>
>
> --
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