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Jim October 27th 04 08:49 PM

Difference between NC-57 and NC-57M
 
What is the difference between a National NC-57 and a NC-57M?

Jim

Nc183d October 27th 04 10:48 PM

The NC57M was the marine version. It was d.c. capable. A nice addition to your
boat. No other differences. Same coverage. Same set other than that.
rgds,
Mark S.

K3HVG October 28th 04 09:51 PM

I'd like to add that the "M", like the rest of the typical acey-deucey
sets really needs an isolation xformer in front of it. I can remember
getting bit a time or two as a kid with my '57M! Regards K3HVG

Jim wrote:
What is the difference between a National NC-57 and a NC-57M?

Jim



Paul November 1st 04 09:54 PM

Interesting. Now, what is the difference between a NC57 and a NC57B? I
restored a "B" and used some parts from a '57 and can see no
difference between the two!

Paul, KD7HB

(Nc183d) wrote in message ...
The NC57M was the marine version. It was d.c. capable. A nice addition to your
boat. No other differences. Same coverage. Same set other than that.
rgds,
Mark S.



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