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Another one from Shorpy's

My power bill for October: Basically, anything to the left of a comma can be translated into US$. This is only the power for my shop and my CATV/MATV headend (day-um, who'dathunk a rack of modulators would cost so much to run!) -- Illigitimus non-tatum carborundum. Don't let the *******s...

Just one picture of the shop "in transit". This is about 10% of total being moved. Jeff -- “Egotism is the anesthetic that dulls the pain of stupidity.” Frank Leahy, Head coach, Notre Dame 1941-1954

See related thread at rec.antiques.radio+phono What model is this radio?

It's current dimensions are ~ 11 1/2" x 9 1/2" at the mounting ears. At this point I'm willing to pay pretty well for one. The TV is getting closer and closer to finished, but I can't put it back in the case till I find one of these. TIA --

Pics of my Crosley set. Don't know why the photo looks more washed out than the actual TV picture. Focus (of the set) is not perfect, but it is plenty bright, and this is without a brightner and without rejuvenation. Note: this CRT works MUCH better WITHOUT the ion trap, so I figure it must be...

Hi, In need of one. Have posted in the Discussion group rec.antiques.radio+phono. One of the 2 mounting solder tabs on bottom of coil, also serves as a ground to chassis. _JD_ *

I bought way more of these than I will EVER use, so I'm going to offer the first three to send me an e-mail each 20 of these caps. These are nice Vishay Sprague 20VLSS10 (.01 at 250VAC) XY safety caps. -- Illigitimus non-tatum carborundum. Don't let the *******s wear you down!

Free for local pick-up Fairly good condition metal shell (case) from A****er-Kent battery radio. A-K emblem and data plate gone Disassembled for parts 60 years ago-- parts all gone-- made great 201A transmitter and regenerative one tube receivers! Located in Anacortes, Washington

I need any dud A****er Kent paper caps that look like the photo. I especially would like to find a type coded "203", which is 0.01uf. They may have green or brown bands. Lead length does not matter since they will be restuffed anyway. I have an AK that I would like to reverse some previous...

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Can anyone identify what this is? I have been hearing it ever since I started with shortwave radio in the late 1960's. It occurs in various portions of the utility HF spectrum. I have tried to decode w/o sucess. ISH PS Sorry this is not a photo and could be OT

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