Yodar wrote:

I suspect their price range is "business & military-only-type prices"

yodar
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VERY PRICEY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

But built like a cross between a Rolls Royce and a Tank.
The MLA-2/B I picked up today is awesome. If the thing
works as good as it is built I will have fun. The owner even
has, or at least had, the tech manual that goes into all the
theory. I think I could almost build one of these. The guy
bought it for 25$ at Dayton about 30 years ago. If it works
I intend to trade him a spare Pro2067 for it.

Bad and nasty Tstorms have moved in so I am not even firing
any of my radio gear up. If I get the manual I will scan and
forward to RHF for inclussion in the files section.

So many toys, so little time.

Terry

Back in the 1940's,Rolls Royce had a factory in
Massatwobumps.(Massachutssets) (look it up if y'all dont believe me)
That factory in Massatwobumps was useing American made wireing
(harnesses) and differentials and some other American made thingys.(I
have a book here about that) The American made Rolls Royce cars were
much more dependable and reliable and they didn't break down.The
"official" Rolls Royce story (look at what happened when Jaguar merged
with Ford in America) in limeyland was they just weren't selling enough
Rolls Royce cars in America.Back in the 1920's and 1930's,Mercedes Benz
(Lawd,,I wanttttt a Marcedez Benzzzzzz) (not me!) and Fiat had factories
in New York and Chevrolet and Harley Davidson had factories in China and
Ford had factories all over the World back in the Ford T model days.I
have a book here about that to.That married Irish woman wayyyy over
yonder across the big pond whom I email chat with lives about seven
miles from the Rolls Royce,Godwood,England factory.brits dont know s..t
about how to build cars.Hey,Rooster Cogburn movie is fixin to start on
tb now,,, I am outta herrreeee,,,,,,
cuhulin

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cuhulin