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![]() "Nathan" wrote in message ... I finally have my Hallicraters SX-28 ( circa 1944 ) up and running. It took me quite a while to find a PM-43 speaker for it. It receives very well on a short ( 25 foot ) long wire. Can't wait to get a better antenna hooked up. It pulls in many stations I would have thought impossible for an old tube warhorse. It;s actually fun to hunt and tune in stations using the two tuning dials. The sound is great comming from the 8 inch jensen speaker. If you have not tried these old tube shortwave radios from the 30's and 40's, you don't know what you are missing. You also get to teep a bit of radio history in the house as well. The SX-28 weighs about 70 pounds. I will post some radio logs after I get a better antenna. Phil Nelson has restored many radios, including a SX-28. Check out: http://antiqueradio.org/halli12.htm Frank Dresser |
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