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STARMAN,
GE World Monitor Model #7-2990 * Small Short 5"-6" Ferrite Rod Antenna. * Small 1.5" Square Variable Tuning Capacitor * Bad Mechanical Gear Train that developed a 'bump' in the Tuning Systems. = = = Bad design problem a 'smaller' Plastic Gear Squezzed on to a 'larger' Metal Shaft; and eventually the Plastic Gear Cracks: Hence the bump, Bump. BUMP! as you turn the Tuning Knob. TBL: Looked Like the Panasonic RF-2900 - But Was NOT ! FWIW: The older GE World Monitor SW Radio Model P-990A Here is an Example to look at: eBay Auction Item # 3065386811 Also, GE Long Range Model P-783A eBay Auction Item # 3065396802 The these three Categories on "eBay" to Look for these radios a * Collectibles - Radio/Phonograph/TV/Phone - Radios - Transistor Radios http://listings.ebay.com/aw/plistings/category932/ * Computers & Electronics - Radios: CB, Ham & Shortwave http://listings.ebay.com/plistings/l.../category1500/ * Computers & Electronics - Portable Audio/Video - Portable AM/FM Radios http://listings.ebay.com/plistings/l...category16702/ jm2cw ~ RHF .. .. = = = starman = = = wrote in message ... One of the GE 'World Monitors' (circa mid' 80's) was a clone of the Panasonic RF-2900. It had full shortwave coverage along with AM (MW) and FM. It was one of the better portables for it's time, although rather large. |