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I have recently bought a National HRO-5 (octal tubes, rack mount) with a power
supply different from that of another HRO receiver I have, which is the well-known dog-house type. I would like to determine whether the new power supply I got is original or it comes from somewhere else. It is absolutely not an home-built supply, but I cannot exclude that it was modified by someone in some respects. You may see it on http://www.qsl.net/i0jx/hro-5.jpg It has a type-80 rectifier, and the socket on the chassis side has four pins (like the dog-house supply). Any advice would be greatly welcome. Also, I would be interested to know where that speaker comes from. Thanks and 73 Tony I0JX |
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