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Old February 15th 05, 04:42 AM
 
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I have a GE AM/FM table model transistor radio (actually,I own about 200
old radios) here that says on the lower part of the dial,LONG RANGE HIGH
SELECTIVITY.MODEL NO.7-2880B.It used to have a push button switch on top
to turn it on and off but the push buttom quit working about ten years
ago so I cut a little hole in the back of the radio and I hooked up an
old toggle switch I had laying around to turn the radio on and off.The
radio can run on batteries too.
cuhulin

 
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