[AMRadio] Kenwood?

[Barry Sherwood]

I cannot help you with the missing pieces but your
post brought back memories of one of my favorite rigs.
Mine was the T599A with the silver face. It was a fair
AM radio, low power, but sounded very good audio wise.
The matching R599A was a good performer for me also.
Lost it in a house fire in 1993. Someday I'll run
across another one.

Good Luck
Barry, KF5GC 

--- Rick Brashear <rickbras at airmail.net> wrote:

> It's not much of an AM transmitter, but I happened
> on to an old Kenwood 
> T-599D transmitter in my shed I had completely
> forgotten I have.  It's 
> in need of some attention, but it does light up what
> few tubes it has 
> and the voltages are right in the areas I have
> checked.  It seems the 
> previous owner tried to work on it and left quite a
> little mess.  The 
> meter is totaled.  It has missing pieces, so it's
> not even remotely 
> possible to repair or have repaired.  If anyone
> happens to have an old 
> parts T-599 rig I would sure like to talk to you
> about the meter and 
> maybe a few other items.  I'm not going to waste
> much time on this 
> thing, but it would be kind of cool to have for a
> vintage SSB transmitter.
> 
> Thanks for any help or guidance.
> 
> Rick/K5IZ
> 
>
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