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I was at a flea market recently and came across a Grundig TR 807, which
I bought for $20 so I would have something to play with some evenings. The problem I have is a VERY loud hum, *both* in AC *and* DC power modes. It brings in some stations even with using just the collapsible antenna on the radio, so maybe it is worth salvaging-- but I have no idea how to get around that hum. ANY suggestions on how to fix it would be extremely appreciated. Thanks- Scott Anderson |
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