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Mitch,
Congrats on the new rig. I have an R-390a also. Great Radio I use an old Railway Communications Selective Voltmeter as an SSB converter with a 7360 balanced mixer sounds great.You've probably discovered by now that one of the conversion oscillators in the 390 has stopped oscillating. Mine did that right off and it was the 6ba6 vfo tube. Your mileage may very. Good luck! Tony WA6LZH On Jul 27, 9:18*pm, "The WoodMitch Shop" wrote: Hello -- I've looked a bit for a nice R-390A to go with my National HRO 60 and Hammarlund SP-600. A local audio shop clearing an old warehouse has offered me a combo of a Stewart Warner-built R-390A (Serial Number *27) and TMC (Technical Material Corporation) CV-657A (BuShips) SSB adapter they are clearing from an old warehouse. Both units light up, but I hear only noise on the headphones -- I can't tune in even local BC stations. Both units appear to be complete --covers in place, correct knobs -- and in fair to good cosmetic condition. They also have a EAC R-390A in much worse condition they might throw in. I would appreciate any thoughts on their value, and a possible source of information about the TMC SSB unit. I remember seeing a bit of TMC gear back in the 50's, but haven't seen any advertisements for them dating after the 60's. Thanks for any help -- Mitch (Not a ham, just an old SWL geezer who loves boatanchors.) |
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