Jean S. Barto wrote:
I have an older Grundig YachtBoy 206 shortwave receiver, and I'd like to
repair it so as to have it as a backup shortwave radio. This radio is 11
years old and is analog--not digital. The tuning knob is sloppy, in that it
is loose and doesn't tune the stations in precisely--there is too much
"play" in it. Also, there seems to be dust inside the front panel where you
would see the stations--I would hope there is some way to clean it out.

Are there places where I could send this radio for repair? Although it's 11
years old, it still would be good as a backup radio, and it would be nice to
get it back working well again!

Thanks in advance--

Jean in VA

WBCQ advertizes someone ( on Alam Wiener Worldwide ) who does Antique
Radio Repair.. Think their email is

wrote:
Jean S. Barto wrote:
I have an older Grundig YachtBoy 206 shortwave receiver, and I'd like to
repair it so as to have it as a backup shortwave radio. This radio is 11
years old and is analog--not digital. The tuning knob is sloppy, in that it
is loose and doesn't tune the stations in precisely--there is too much
"play" in it. Also, there seems to be dust inside the front panel where you
would see the stations--I would hope there is some way to clean it out.

Are there places where I could send this radio for repair? Although it's 11
years old, it still would be good as a backup radio, and it would be nice to
get it back working well again!

Thanks in advance--

Jean in VA

WBCQ advertizes someone ( on Alam Wiener Worldwide ) who does Antique
Radio Repair.. Think their email is



Ross Hochstrasser 40 Walnut St. Whitmman, MA 02382 781.447.4299

Company name is Bavarian Radio Works. He is an authorized Grundig
repair center.

Les

"Les" wrote in message
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Ross Hochstrasser 40 Walnut St. Whitmman, MA 02382 781.447.4299

Company name is Bavarian Radio Works. He is an authorized Grundig
repair center.

Les



Dear Torvald, a.k.a. Les,

Tnx for not forging my call sign.

73,

Polly