Hello Jim, radio shack used to make good radios back in the day eh? Err
perhaps they didn't make them but those 'nav-ho's were good rigs available
right behind the glass case, right where they keep the cell phones today.

I liked the Lafayette and Olson stores more.

73
Steve

"Jim Hampton" wrote in message
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That is an *excellent* idea. Sure hope he reads it.


73 from Rochester, NY
Jim

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On Tue, 4 May 2010 23:36:33 +0100, Rusty Ranger
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Hi all! Ive got a Realistic Navaho TRC-492 that I inherited from my
grand father but the speaker keeps cutting out. I have to tap the unit
and it`ll come back on, tap it again and it cuts out. Ive pulled the
whole radio apart but cant find any loose or burned connections, Can
any one help?

Try the headphone or external speaker jack. Put a insulated probe
into the jack/s and see if moving the internal contacts of the jack
will have any effect on the speaker.

Hello Jim, radio shack used to make good radios back in the day eh? Err
perhaps they didn't make them but those 'nav-ho's were good rigs available
right behind the glass case, right where they keep the cell phones today.

I liked the Lafayette and Olson stores more.

But they don't have catalogs like theses still available.
http://www.radioshackcatalogs.com/ca...directory.html

wrote in message
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Hello Jim, radio shack used to make good radios back in the day eh? Err
perhaps they didn't make them but those 'nav-ho's were good rigs available
right behind the glass case, right where they keep the cell phones today.

I liked the Lafayette and Olson stores more.

But they don't have catalogs like theses still available.
http://www.radioshackcatalogs.com/ca...directory.html


Cool!