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MB - Yes that was the HeathKit GR-78 and it was dual-conversion
above 18 MHz. As you correctly noted the HeathKit CG-1A Mohican Receiver had it's 'limitations' being an early 1960s generation 10+ Transistor Radio. The HeathKit GR-78 Receiver came along in the 1970s and was a little better Radio. But for Looks the HeathKit CG-1A Mohican had all those Chrome Knobs - - - A Real Pretty Radio ![]() FWIW - I have two HeathKit GR-78 Receivers down in Sub-Basement # 3. One is a Project Radio with the Manual and the other is a Parts Radio. The Two are available as a Set for $200 - Includes Shipping in the 48 States. ? ? ? Any Takers ? ? ? Note - Project Radio = Needs Repairs and a lot of Time and Work. Note - Parts Radio = Beyond Repair [.] that's all folks ~ RHF |
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