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Ray January 22nd 04 10:27 PM

WW II crystal radio
 
May years ago my father gave me a small army surplus radio that was a
little over 3" long and about 5/8" square and it had a small rod
protruding from one end and a wire attached to an earplug from the
other end. It was an AM radio crystal set and I spent many hours
listening to the AM programs at night in my bed. One "tuned" stations
by moving the rod in and out. Does anyone remember these and is it
possible to find one now?

unkadean January 23rd 04 03:18 PM

On 22 Jan 2004 14:27:00 -0800, (Ray) wrote:

May years ago my father gave me a small army surplus radio that was a
little over 3" long and about 5/8" square and it had a small rod
protruding from one end and a wire attached to an earplug from the
other end. It was an AM radio crystal set and I spent many hours
listening to the AM programs at night in my bed. One "tuned" stations
by moving the rod in and out. Does anyone remember these and is it
possible to find one now?



I had one and your comments sure bring back memories. Try E-bay and
you should find a number of them.

unk


unkadean January 23rd 04 03:18 PM

On 22 Jan 2004 14:27:00 -0800, (Ray) wrote:

May years ago my father gave me a small army surplus radio that was a
little over 3" long and about 5/8" square and it had a small rod
protruding from one end and a wire attached to an earplug from the
other end. It was an AM radio crystal set and I spent many hours
listening to the AM programs at night in my bed. One "tuned" stations
by moving the rod in and out. Does anyone remember these and is it
possible to find one now?



I had one and your comments sure bring back memories. Try E-bay and
you should find a number of them.

unk


Ralf Ballis - DL2MRB January 23rd 04 03:55 PM

Take a look at:

www.armyradio.co.uk

Regards

Ralf

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Ralf Ballis - DL2MRB January 23rd 04 03:55 PM

Take a look at:

www.armyradio.co.uk

Regards

Ralf

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Vy 73 es 55 de Ralf, DL2MRB
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