The GE "SuperRadio 1" uses the same service manual as the GE "SuperRadio 2".
All alignment points and procedures are the same. I have this manual in zip
format if anyone could use it. 1.7 meg upload. This manual may also be
available at mods dk: http://www.mods.dk/manual.php soon, under "Other"
manuals.
'Day and Night difference once it's aligned.
I have two of these "first edition", they are keepers.
wrote in message
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I reckon that is what mine is, except it doesn't say Superadio anywhere
on the radio.I bought the radio brand spankin new back in the 1970s or
maybe it was in the 1980s.The Model No.on the back of the radio says,
7-2880B
The On/OFF pushbutton on top of the radio quit working a few years after
I bought the radio.I removed the pushbutton switch and I threw it away,
cheap piece of Junk! I drilled a hole in the back of the radio and I
installed an old toggle switch I already had in one of my junk boxes.It
Works for me.
Most of the fake ''chrome'' on the radio is gone because I used to take
the radio to work when I worked at a factory in Florence,Mississippi
that manufactured batteries for cars and 18 wheeler trucks and golf
carts and lawn mowers and those old six volt MG cars.The battery acid
vapors in that factory ate the fake ''chrome'' off of my radio.Very
often, the HOT battery acid vapors stung me like a Bumble Bee!
cuhulin

Manuals for all three GE SuperRadios now posted on:
http://www.mods.dk/manual.php?brand=_other

7-2880B and 7-2887A

"Justis" wrote in message
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The GE "SuperRadio 1" uses the same service manual as the GE "SuperRadio
2". All alignment points and procedures are the same. I have this manual
in zip format if anyone could use it. 1.7 meg upload. This manual may
also be available at mods dk: http://www.mods.dk/manual.php soon, under
"Other" manuals.
'Day and Night difference once it's aligned.
I have two of these "first edition", they are keepers.
wrote in message
...
I reckon that is what mine is, except it doesn't say Superadio anywhere
on the radio.I bought the radio brand spankin new back in the 1970s or
maybe it was in the 1980s.The Model No.on the back of the radio says,
7-2880B
The On/OFF pushbutton on top of the radio quit working a few years after
I bought the radio.I removed the pushbutton switch and I threw it away,
cheap piece of Junk! I drilled a hole in the back of the radio and I
installed an old toggle switch I already had in one of my junk boxes.It
Works for me.
Most of the fake ''chrome'' on the radio is gone because I used to take
the radio to work when I worked at a factory in Florence,Mississippi
that manufactured batteries for cars and 18 wheeler trucks and golf
carts and lawn mowers and those old six volt MG cars.The battery acid
vapors in that factory ate the fake ''chrome'' off of my radio.Very
often, the HOT battery acid vapors stung me like a Bumble Bee!
cuhulin