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March 24th 05, 06:28 AM
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SW receivers in 1980
the author talks about the SW market in 1980, he worked in the industry at
the time. this is interesting reading. http://www.dingosystems.com/nrd505/historical.html |
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March 24th 05, 12:54 PM
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mike maghakian wrote: the author talks about the SW market in 1980, he worked in the industry at the time. this is interesting reading. http://www.dingosystems.com/nrd505/historical.html If I recall he worked at some capacity for Japan Radio, then went to work for Gil-Fer shortwave for a while previous to their folding. dxAce Michigan USA |
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March 24th 05, 01:15 PM
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dxAce wrote: mike maghakian wrote: the author talks about the SW market in 1980, he worked in the industry at the time. this is interesting reading. http://www.dingosystems.com/nrd505/historical.html If I recall he worked at some capacity for Japan Radio, then went to work for Gil-Fer shortwave for a while previous to their folding. He is currently WW2PT, and apparently started with Gilfer, then went to Japan Radio, then returned to Gilfer as President before it folded. dxAce Michigan USA |
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