Western Electric
BC-453-B
(1943)
Signal Corps US Army 190-550 kHz Aircraft Navigation Receiver (Beacon Band)
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Radio Shack
DX-160
(1985)
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Yaesu Musen Co. Ltd.
FRG-7000
(1979)
This is my favortie radio for general program listening. Audio output is very good. Triple conversion receiver using the Barlow-Wadley loop design covering 250kHz-29.999MHz. (red controls)
Yaesu Musen Co. Ltd.
FRG-7000
(1980)
Similar my other receiver covering 250kHz-29.999MHz. Though this one is modified with narrow AM filters and a different front end RF transistor. Will change the lamps to LED. (black controls)
HEATHKIT
GR-64
(1970)
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Panasonic
RF-2200
(1979)
Original photo - because people cannot believe the radio looks so good. Bought new, for $229.95 CAD and owned this radio from 1979. I listen every night to Coast to Coast with this radio. Only service was once a little DEOXIT for noisy switches.
Panasonic
RF-2200
(1979)
8-Band Analog Radio. AM, FM and Shortwave Bands. Ranges from .525-16.1, 3.9-8, 8-12, 12-16, 20-24, 24-28, 88-108 MHz. Crystal calibrators 125 and 500 kHz.
Hallicrafters
SC-38C
(1941)
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