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R.L.Drake Company
R.L.Drake is still in business,aren't they? Just not building Radios
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R.L.Drake Company
wrote: R.L.Drake is still in business,aren't they? Just not building Radios anymore. cuhulin They were 6 mos ago. I sent R8B there for a tune-up. Didn't they have their hands into the new Eton radio design - I think it was the E1, the one Brian bought??? I heard that sync actually worked in the Eton design so I figured Drake must have had something to do with it. 73 NEO |
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R.L.Drake Company
It's all about doing Bidnez and I am glad R.L.Drake is still at it.
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R.L.Drake Company
N9NEO wrote: wrote: R.L.Drake is still in business,aren't they? Just not building Radios anymore. cuhulin They were 6 mos ago. I sent R8B there for a tune-up. Didn't they have their hands into the new Eton radio design - I think it was the E1, the one Brian bought??? I heard that sync actually worked in the Eton design so I figured Drake must have had something to do with it. 73 NEO Some of the reviews I read of the E1 would leave you wondering whether Eton had anything to do with it. |
R.L.Drake Company
"dxAce" wrote in message ... wrote: R.L.Drake is still in business,aren't they? Yes. dxAce Michigan USA When did Kenwood stop making their shortwave receiver? I had two portables during the 1990's - Grundig YB 400 and a Sony 2010. I always wanted to get a table top receiver but never did. The table top that looked the best was Kenwood. |
R.L.Drake Company
Von Fourche wrote: "dxAce" wrote in message ... wrote: R.L.Drake is still in business,aren't they? Yes. When did Kenwood stop making their shortwave receiver? I had two portables during the 1990's - Grundig YB 400 and a Sony 2010. I always wanted to get a table top receiver but never did. The table top that looked the best was Kenwood. Kenwood stopped in 1996 apparently with the demise of the R-5000. dxAce Michigan USA |
R.L.Drake Company
"dxAce" wrote in message ... Von Fourche wrote: "dxAce" wrote in message ... wrote: R.L.Drake is still in business,aren't they? Yes. When did Kenwood stop making their shortwave receiver? I had two portables during the 1990's - Grundig YB 400 and a Sony 2010. I always wanted to get a table top receiver but never did. The table top that looked the best was Kenwood. Kenwood stopped in 1996 apparently with the demise of the R-5000. And while they may still support it (I e-mailed them last year and they still did), there's no guarrantee that they still will in the future. --Mike L. |
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