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Old July 16th 05, 02:19 AM
 
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I own an old Sears Travler big old heavy,and I do mean heavy,multiband
radio that is outstanding at picking up long distance AM radio
stations.I bought that radio for $2.00 at a Goodwill thrift store store
about eight years ago.Trouble is,the on/off/volume control has just
about gone bonkers.I can get it to work,but I have to mess around with
it for a hundred years.I am hell when I am well,trouble is,I stay sick
all the time :{)
cuhulin



 
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