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April 27th 06, 12:16 AM
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Classic Shortwave Antenna for a Classic {Tube} Shortwave Radio / Receiver
FD,
Maybe back then a good Radio Designer 'designed-in' a Weak-Link Input Coil(s) as an Input Fuse to protect the rest of the Radio's Components and Circuitry. what they knew then - do we know it now ? ~ RHF |
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#2
May 1st 06, 07:10 AM
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Classic Shortwave Antenna for a Classic {Tube} Shortwave Radio...
TUBE??? Seeeeee,,, like that married Irish woman wayyyy over yonder
across the big pond says,,,, Seeee,,, I knew it! cuhulin |
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