patgkz wrote:

Euros, what's with this Euro crap ???

Well, lets see. OP is in Belgium where Euros are coin-of-the-realm.

Oh, now I get it.

-Bill

For your convenience:

RR-1 receiver full crystal 1.625$
RR-2 receiver 3.250$
RR-3 receiver 3.900$
MSR-2 receiver (totally realigned) 4.550$
R-4245 receiver ( the top ! ) 5.200$

73

Antonio I0JX

"Antonio Vernucci" ) writes:
For your convenience:

RR-1 receiver full crystal 1.625$
RR-2 receiver 3.250$
RR-3 receiver 3.900$
MSR-2 receiver (totally realigned) 4.550$
R-4245 receiver ( the top ! ) 5.200$


For those not familiar, the "dot" is the same as the North American comma
used to denote thousands. Sorry if you already knew that.
.... Martin VE3OAT

yeah, and it's like paying $1625 for an SPR4, $3250 for an SPR4 with a
synthesizer, $3900 for an R7, and $5200 for an R7 with a synthesizer.
(There's no consumer equivalent to an MSR-2).

You'd have to be strictly a rich collector to want to buy these!


"Martin Potter" wrote in message
...

"Antonio Vernucci" ) writes:
For your convenience:

RR-1 receiver full crystal 1.625$
RR-2 receiver 3.250$
RR-3 receiver 3.900$
MSR-2 receiver (totally realigned) 4.550$
R-4245 receiver ( the top ! ) 5.200$


For those not familiar, the "dot" is the same as the North American comma
used to denote thousands. Sorry if you already knew that.
... Martin VE3OAT

Using dots instead than commas reflects what I would personally pay for =
that stuff, .

73

Antonio I0JX

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yeah, and it's like paying $1625 for an SPR4, $3250 for an SPR4 with a
synthesizer, $3900 for an R7, and $5200 for an R7 with a synthesizer.
(There's no consumer equivalent to an MSR-2).
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You'd have to be strictly a rich collector to want to buy these!
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"Martin Potter" wrote in message
...

"Antonio Vernucci" ) writes:
For your convenience:

RR-1 receiver full crystal 1.625$
RR-2 receiver 3.250$
RR-3 receiver 3.900$
MSR-2 receiver (totally realigned) 4.550$
R-4245 receiver ( the top ! ) 5.200$


For those not familiar, the "dot" is the same as the North American =
comma
used to denote thousands. Sorry if you already knew that.
... Martin VE3OAT



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