Powell,
I will have to get back to you on the model number of that particular National.
I plan on calling him soon.
Todd
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"Powell E. Way III" wrote:
>SX-88 models are VERY rare. There were VERY few made! What model National?
>They also made quite a few r
The SX-88 is nothing more than an improved SX-42. I have a SX-62A. It's a
hernia maker.
On the SX-62, and likely the SX-42, as the SX-62 is more or less a "consumer
version" of the SX-42 series. The warning is that NEVER EVER let the
capacitors across the tone switch go bad. If they do it
of high mileage trop. No Es since last year.
:(
73,
Dave in Indy
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Date: Mon, 20 Jun 2011 21:12:19 -0400 (EDT)
From: todftscytj7...@aol.com
To: ama...@mymts.net, a...@lists.wtfda.info, Irca@hard-core-dx.com
Subject: [IRCA] Hodge-podg
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SX-88 models are VERY rare. There were VERY few made! What model National?
They also made quite a few radios.
I just bought a S-40A that needs a lot of work. On something that old all the
paper capacitors need to go. The filter is fine on this radio, but it has very
low audio, and the tubes a
Hello all!
Its been awhile since I have written in. I have been traveling a
little, to Houston and later to Phoenix, working a new job and alot of
radio stuff. Last weeks I went to this gentleman's home in search of a
hallicrafter. I was so excited when he took me to his first room! 40's
and
