Bryan, you might check with Bob Wallace of WallaceRadio. He is one of the few remaining Plectron experts and historians in the field. Bob is a great guy, besides for his busines of repairing and restoring Plectron receivers, he is a wealth of information on most everything Plectron. His email is: [email protected] Rich N9EMS
--- In [email protected], "bryan.spacek" <bryan.spa...@...> wrote: > > Hi folks, > > Bryan here. I usually hang out at the antiqueradios forum, and a fellow > there suggested that I seek info here regarding this rare FM signal > generator, after posting for info there with zero results. > > I have no idea of the manufacture date, or whether it was a piece of > in-house gear or mass marketed. I believe it was in-house, because nobody > I've spoken with had any idea that Plectron ever made any test gear at all. > > It's the size of most tube type signal gens, (half a shoe box) and it is > your typical hammered blue grey paint color with a small chrome carry handle. > It has four tubes, and is heavy as lead. It seems to be really well made, and > is in very good condition. > > I restore tube radios and related test gear, so this thing would really > come in handy, "if" I can get some info on how the use it! ;) > > Any info or leads would be much appreciated. > > P.S. The fellow who directed me here said that you folks can turn up info on > anything to do with radios or test gear. ;) >
