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I own a nice little Toshiba model RP-F11 AM/FM/Shortwave radio I bought
at a Goodwill store about seven years ago.(I wonder how money the radio sold for new? I paid two dollars for it at the Goodwill store) The signal meter on the radio wasen't working then (maybe that's why it showed up at the Goodwill store) and it still doesn't work at all now.I don't know if that affects the performance of the radio or not,the radio does work well though as far as I can tell.I wonder why radio signal meters aren't made/enclosed in such a way as to protect them from dust getting inside of them? Looking at the front of the radio,I don't see any dust inside of the signal meter,I guess it could be a tiny wire to the signal meter is loose or has become disconnected. cuhulin |
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