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Tiny $30 radio.
The barebones Grundig M400 has been available about a week at
Universal Radio. Next time I order something I might pick one up for a test. |
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Tiny $30 radio.
Buy a Tiny Tenna for it and you just might pick up something.
cuhulin |
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Tiny $30 radio.
For a really tiny radio (AM band only) the vintage Standard Micronic
Ruby's are about 1/8th the size of cigarette pack. My SR H436 outperforms all other shirt pocket transistors I've used (a lot), and runs cheaper than those that use those modern 9volt types, thank to Wumpus: http://www.oldradioworld.de/srh436.htm (Using modern hearing aid batteries, instead of expensive vintage sizes). That outer cardboard wrapper is completely unnecessary. Just stack two naked (size 675) hearing aid batteries and a brass (size 6-32) bolt/washers/nut spacer wrapped with a cardboard tube (or duct tape instead any cardboard at all), to make the permanent spacer wider so it won't roll around. Ruby's look cool! |
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Tiny $30 radio.
Oh Ruuuuuuubyyyy,,, don't take your Guns to townnnn,,,,,,
cuhulin |
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Tiny $30 radio.
On May 13, 9:02*pm, wrote:
Buy a Tiny Tenna for it and you just might pick up something. cuhulin Now that did make me laugh. Many epic threads over that antenna, not the radio. Mr. Lauterbach (I think I spelled his name right) actually sent me some literature on that antenna and some of his other products years ago. Actually, for some reason, I don't remember why....he sent me an antenna, which I appreciated. Still have it, it's mounted underneath my deck and served me well for my radio in the living room. He had/has many nice (IMO) antenna configurations housed into either reels or some other setup. I wonder if he's still in business? I forget the name of his company. |
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Tiny $30 radio.
Bushcraftgregg wrote: On May 13, 9:02 pm, wrote: Buy a Tiny Tenna for it and you just might pick up something. cuhulin Now that did make me laugh. Many epic threads over that antenna, not the radio. Mr. Lauterbach (I think I spelled his name right) actually sent me some literature on that antenna and some of his other products years ago. Actually, for some reason, I don't remember why....he sent me an antenna, which I appreciated. Still have it, it's mounted underneath my deck and served me well for my radio in the living room. He had/has many nice (IMO) antenna configurations housed into either reels or some other setup. I wonder if he's still in business? I forget the name of his company. http://www.hamradiofun.com/ dxAce Michigan USA |
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Tiny $30 radio.
On May 16, 6:21*pm, wrote:
For a really tiny radio (AM band only) the vintage Standard Micronic Ruby's are about 1/8th the size of cigarette pack. My SR H436 outperforms all other shirt pocket transistors I've used (a lot), and runs cheaper than those that use those modern 9volt types, thank to Wumpus: http://www.oldradioworld.de/srh436.htm (Using modern hearing aid batteries, instead of expensive vintage sizes). That outer cardboard wrapper is completely unnecessary. Just stack two naked (size 675) hearing aid batteries and a brass (size 6-32) bolt/washers/nut spacer wrapped with a cardboard tube (or duct tape instead any cardboard at all), to make the permanent spacer wider so it won't roll around. Ruby's look cool! That is one good looking transistor, somewhat reminds me of a transisitor radio that I gave to a good friend. Is it selective? Not sensitive, but selective? Audio? |
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