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"Buzzygirl" wrote in message . .. 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? My old DX-440 from 1989 is still working fine, and I occasionally use it so that the kids will get a chance to play with it. The oldest radio that I own that still works is the Hallicrafters SX-100 Mk1, which I obtained last year. It's it pretty good shape; some recapping (which I didn't get to this winter) and some other work will bring it back to great condition. The Hallicrafters S-20R Sky Champion would have been working, if I hadn't gotten the idea in my head to replace the driver on it. It's been in a state of disrepair for the past 10 years. --Mike L. |
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