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On Tue, 28 Mar 2006 08:49:24 -0500, Bill Mutch
wrote: Buzzygirl wrote: Just curious to hear about shortwave receivers that people have owned that are their longest-operating receivers. How long did they last, and are you still using them? Did they require major overhaul at any point during their long lives? Jackie My NC-125 was built in the late fifties. I bought it used in the mid seventies, so I've had it for more than thirty years. I partially recapped it, re-tubed and re-alined it last year. It still works rather nicely, thanks. I have one of those I'm saving for after the Iranian EMP bomb. |
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