Barrie Smith wrote:
Barrie Smith wrote:
I still have a few nice AM receivers here.
SX-73 Very, very nice
I knew I should not have used "SX-73"! That's what I call the receiver, but
it is actually an R-274.
Do you know, or have you done the research on the SX-73 / R-274 to find
out what the A, B, C and D models represented?
As Todd pointed out, the R-274 was the nomenclature for 'a' receiver.
The SX-73 was one, and the SP-600 was the other.
As near as I have been able to figure out, the R-274-C/FRR was the
SP-600. I've never seen an 'A', or 'B', and I -have- a D. Unless
they're counting the non-designated models as 'A' models.
I'd simply like to find out more history on the contract.
Mine has been completely restored by Miltronix, and holds it's own with an
R-390 (also restored by Miltronix).
Bah... as long as the damn thing works, I really don't care -what- it
looks like!
I would *still* like to know where other SX-73 versions of the R-274's are.
--
Driving your AM Rig without a scope,
is like driving your car at night, without headlights. (K4KYV)
--
73 = Best Regards,
-Geoff/W5OMR
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