"D. Peter Maus" wrote:

On 11/2/10 17:03 , dxAce wrote:
Stopped by the local Goodwill outlet today and found a beautiful
Select-A-Tenna for $4.

At the checkout I was asked if I was a 'Senior', over 55, an they gave me a
20% discount.

Out the door for $3.39.

http://www.universal-radio.com/catalog/mwant/4316.html

dxAce
Michigan
USA


Outstanding.

I use S-A-T for MW reception here in the deep weeds of Lake County
and up in the North Woods when I'm at the lodge.

Seriously useful at bringing up deep signals, but without the noise.

The only other 'gem' I found recently is a Westinghouse 'Seven-Transistor' AM
radio, model H-602P7, ca. late 50's, apparently their first transistor radio.

Genuine top grain cowhide case, which is in darn near mint condition, for $3.18
out the door.

On Nov 2, 3:47*pm, dxAce wrote:
"D. Peter Maus" wrote:
On 11/2/10 17:03 , dxAce wrote:
Stopped by the local Goodwill outlet today and found a beautiful
Select-A-Tenna for $4.

At the checkout I was asked if I was a 'Senior', over 55, an they gave me a
20% discount.

Out the door for $3.39.

http://www.universal-radio.com/catalog/mwant/4316.html

dxAce
Michigan
USA

* Outstanding.

* I use S-A-T for MW reception here in the deep weeds of Lake County
and up in the North Woods when I'm at the lodge.

* Seriously useful at bringing up deep signals, but without the noise..

The only other 'gem' I found recently is a Westinghouse 'Seven-Transistor' AM
radio, model H-602P7, ca. late 50's, apparently their first transistor radio.

Genuine top grain cowhide case, which is in darn near mint condition, for $3.18
out the door.

Good show! Our local thrift stores don't have crapola.

On 11/2/10 17:47 , dxAce wrote:


"D. Peter Maus" wrote:

On 11/2/10 17:03 , dxAce wrote:
Stopped by the local Goodwill outlet today and found a beautiful
Select-A-Tenna for $4.

At the checkout I was asked if I was a 'Senior', over 55, an they gave me a
20% discount.

Out the door for $3.39.

http://www.universal-radio.com/catalog/mwant/4316.html

dxAce
Michigan
USA


Outstanding.

I use S-A-T for MW reception here in the deep weeds of Lake County
and up in the North Woods when I'm at the lodge.

Seriously useful at bringing up deep signals, but without the noise.

The only other 'gem' I found recently is a Westinghouse 'Seven-Transistor' AM
radio, model H-602P7, ca. late 50's, apparently their first transistor radio.

Genuine top grain cowhide case, which is in darn near mint condition, for $3.18
out the door.




Damn. You're doing a lot better than I am, recently. Nothing at
the thrift stores around here but baby clothes and bubble-faced CRT
televisions.

My big wooden cabinet Telefunken Opus 7 AM/FM/Shortwave table model
radio, I paid four dollars for that radio at Goodwill a bunch of years
ago.I think it dates back to the 1960's.It is in very good cosmetic and
physical condition.It is a beautiful radio.

About the same time, at Goodwill I bought a Grundig wooden cabinet floor
model AM/FM/Shortwave radio with a Phonograph built into the top of the
radio.It is in fair to good contition physically and cosmetically.I
think it is a Majestic model, probally dates back to 1957.I paid
fourteen dollars for that radio at Goodwill.Both radios work ok.
cuhulin

On Nov 5, 7:13*pm, wrote:
My big wooden cabinet Telefunken Opus 7 AM/FM/Shortwave table model
radio, I paid four dollars for that radio at Goodwill a bunch of years
ago.I think it dates back to the 1960's.It is in very good cosmetic and
physical condition.It is a beautiful radio.

About the same time, at Goodwill I bought a Grundig wooden cabinet floor
model AM/FM/Shortwave radio with a Phonograph built into the top of the
radio.It is in fair to good contition physically and cosmetically.I
think it is a Majestic model, probally dates back to 1957.I paid
fourteen dollars for that radio at Goodwill.Both radios work ok.
cuhulin

That is REAL Grundig ,Cuhulin . Good bass+SW bands as well.

On 11/5/10 23:28 , wrote:
On Nov 5, 7:13 pm, wrote:
My big wooden cabinet Telefunken Opus 7 AM/FM/Shortwave table model
radio, I paid four dollars for that radio at Goodwill a bunch of years
ago.I think it dates back to the 1960's.It is in very good cosmetic and
physical condition.It is a beautiful radio.

About the same time, at Goodwill I bought a Grundig wooden cabinet floor
model AM/FM/Shortwave radio with a Phonograph built into the top of the
radio.It is in fair to good contition physically and cosmetically.I
think it is a Majestic model, probally dates back to 1957.I paid
fourteen dollars for that radio at Goodwill.Both radios work ok.
cuhulin

That is REAL Grundig ,Cuhulin . Good bass+SW bands as well.

That Majestic floor model is a nice radio. I have one. Putting it
up for sale, soon, too.

wrote:
On Nov 5, 7:13 pm, wrote:
My big wooden cabinet Telefunken Opus 7 AM/FM/Shortwave table model
radio, I paid four dollars for that radio at Goodwill a bunch of years
ago.I think it dates back to the 1960's.It is in very good cosmetic and
physical condition.It is a beautiful radio.

About the same time, at Goodwill I bought a Grundig wooden cabinet floor
model AM/FM/Shortwave radio with a Phonograph built into the top of the
radio.It is in fair to good contition physically and cosmetically.I
think it is a Majestic model, probally dates back to 1957.I paid
fourteen dollars for that radio at Goodwill.Both radios work ok.
cuhulin

That is REAL Grundig ,Cuhulin . Good bass+SW bands as well.

He needs a Blaupunkt to complete the set.

My Telefunken and Grundig have a tuning eye too.

Blaupunkt, you say? I have a Blaupunkt AM/FM/Shortwave radio.It is a
Derby model, it is a transistor radio.I bought it from 'you know who' in
Zumbrota,Minnesota.

Zumbrota,Minnesota is a luverly spot, the wimmins, they are pretty and
they are Hot, in Zumbrota,Minnesota,,,,,,
cuhulin

You wants to bought a Grundig Majestic?

http://www.devilfinder.com
Grundig Majestic

I don't ever get rid of any of my radios.
You can't have too many Radios!
cuhulin

Achen und also du lieber, check this out,
http://www.radiomuseum.org/m/grundig_d_en_1.html
cuhulin