I never bid on anything on ebay or any online auctions.Now,if a seller
on ebay has something I am interested in and if he or she includes his
or her email address,I might,just might,email that person and make an
offer,take it or leave it.Actually,I despise auctions.
cuhulin

Is this the website? http://www.transistor.org/feature/jutson/details.html

"There was an excellent
website telling the development and some design principles of this
radio, but I cannot find it right now. It was written by one fthe cheif
designers and also tells of the state of GE at the time. "

Lee Richardson
Mech-Tech

http://www.transistor.org/feature/jutson/details.html
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Yes, that is the one, thanks!

Here are a few more, I knew there was more last time I saw it.

http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&l...ral+Electr ic

http://www.transistor.org/feature/jutson/p865.html
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this is also excellent

On 14 Jul 2005 14:37:17 -0700, "RHF"
wrote:

FO&A,
.
This looks like a GE Pre-Super-Radio for anyone interested
in adding one to their GE Superadio collection.
I had one years ago and it did a good job of bring in those
distant AM Radio Station. It is relatively big and Heavy.
.
GE GENERAL ELECTRIC Chrome, Plastic & Leather AM Radio!
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...tem=6545991354
The classic chrome '60s ancestor of the GE Superadio!
.
note - it is not my auction
- but i thought it might interest someone ~ RHF
. . . . .
It is very similar to my first transistor that I bought with my high
school graduation money in 1957! The difference was that it was
powered by two very large batteries with connectors similar to a
modern 9v battery but larger. I believe that they were a pp9 battery,
which are still available in the UK, but not readily available here,
and are very heavy.
There are battery holders (adaptors) available from the UK that hold 6
"C" size batteries, and have snap terminals that fit the old (larger)
terminals found on these older sets. They cost about 5 to 10 GBP.
Some Roberts (UK) radios ues these older batteries.

I wish I would have kept my GE now that these battery adaptors are
available.

Warren