Hi, I just got one of these. It is MW+four spread shortwave bands.
Late model four tube, very low-end. There doesn't seem to be a
Photofact for this model.

Thanks

Larry

Try http://bama.sbc.edu

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Gregg
*It's probably useful, even if it can't be SPICE'd*
http://geek.scorpiorising.ca

Thanks, but I checked there already. They have the
S-120 which is general coverage and has the same
tube complement. I haven't downloaded that yet - I haven't
been able to download from there reliably for a few days.
It's probably pretty much the same, except for the front-end
but it would be nice not to have to use trial and error on the
coils.

Gregg wrote:
Try http://bama.sbc.edu

If no one comes forward -- W7FG has a manual for the S-200 -- $17
http://www.w7fg.com/manual.txt
Other vendors to check at URL:
http://ac6v.com/manuals.htm

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Yikes, that's about what I paid for the radio!

Spurious Noise wrote:
If no one comes forward -- W7FG has a manual for the S-200 -- $17
http://www.w7fg.com/manual.txt
Other vendors to check at URL:
http://ac6v.com/manuals.htm

Behold, Larry Ozarow signalled from keyed 4-1000A filament:

I haven't downloaded
that yet - I haven't been able to download from there reliably for a few
days.

Their server has been having issues with browsers trying to download from
there. Use an FTP program and you'll get right in :-)

--
Gregg
*It's probably useful, even if it can't be SPICE'd*
http://geek.scorpiorising.ca

I've been trying both ways. With browsers I just get empty
pages at the payoff, and with ftp clients it kicks me out
with the "maximum number of anonymouses" message. Since it's an
edu machine I just figured all the college kids were back tweaking
up their boatanchors.

Gregg wrote:

Their server has been having issues with browsers trying to download from
there. Use an FTP program and you'll get right in :-)

"Larry Ozarow" wrote in message
...
Thanks, but I checked there already. They have the
S-120 which is general coverage and has the same
tube complement. I haven't downloaded that yet - I haven't
been able to download from there reliably for a few days.
It's probably pretty much the same, except for the front-end
but it would be nice not to have to use trial and error on the
coils.

Gregg wrote:
Try http://bama.sbc.edu



I've got the BAMA S-120 manual, which I downloaded for my SW-500. So if you
don't get a manual right away, just e-mail me, and I'll send it over.

Or you could wing it. I just finished cleaning and recapping and
redialcording and realigning a S-53. Couldn't find a manual, so I just went
in. Came out fine.

Frank Dresser

Frank,

Thanks. I finally did get in and download it and it is
the same chassis. Once I recap it and
put in a rectifier (there's a rarity for ya, a bad selenium
rectifier), I'll just have to fiddle with the coils. It's
a pretty simple radio.

Anyone happen to notice that cool Guthman radio that sold on E-bay today?

Frank Dresser wrote:


I've got the BAMA S-120 manual, which I downloaded for my SW-500. So if you
don't get a manual right away, just e-mail me, and I'll send it over.

Or you could wing it. I just finished cleaning and recapping and
redialcording and realigning a S-53. Couldn't find a manual, so I just went
in. Came out fine.

Frank Dresser

Anybody have paperwork for the mighty Hallicrafters S-200 Legionnaire

This is where the phrase Legionaire's Disease came from.
You have it but can't fix it, and there's little in the medical literature
about it.