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Glenn Harden · February 18th 10, 11:56 PM

Hi, I'm the person who started this thread 6 years ago. I still have the receiver (and power unit) and I'm hoping to find someone interested in restoring it. Turns out I just don't have the time for this project as I've been building a new house here in Oregon. Both the tuner/receiver and power unit together weigh about 350 lbs. Also, I did make a mistake on the date of manufacture. It was built in November, 1935.

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Originally Posted by William Donzelli

(Dbowey) wrote in message ...

Not to look a gift horse in the mouth, but.... what's its condition?

RAAs are rare enough that one doesn't ask about condition! 1944? Are
you sure its not 1934?

Seriously, to those that have never seen and RAA (or RAB), a first
glance at the innards will leave you stunned. Never again will you see
such overengineering.

I wish I could get it - I have an RAB-2 (the HF brother to the RAA)
that needs company.

--
William Donzelli

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