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Old February 17th 05, 03:13 AM
Robert Peters
 
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I finally rescued a radio I had in High School. It was a gift from some
Ham whose name I have forgotten. It has spent decades in an Arizona
attic so I assume some work will have to be done before firing it up.
I've followed the discussions on recapping and such so no need to warn
me about that. This will be my first project so I'm not holding myself
out as any expert. It looks a little like some model of RME but I've
not found any pictures online.

Anyway, does anyone recognize it?

Pictures he http://members.cox.net/seaplan

Regards,

Bob
 
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