[AMRadio] Restorations

[rbethman]

Yes, there is a whole lot that gets put into these restorations.

I don't know if this will break any rules.  But here goes.

I do not have any interest whatsoever in this.  I am simply a very 
satified customer.

When it comes to packaged re-cap kit, and some front penal overlays, 
(These cover the spectrum of Hallicrafters, Heathkits, and misc.)  Try 
Tom, N0JMY.

<http:\www.hayseedhamfest.com>

He is one of our own.  It is entirely a family entity.  I encourage folk 
to look.

Bob - N0DGN  (All excess trimmed.)

On 1/29/2012 7:16 PM, W5AMI wrote:
> Bob,
>
> Thanks, and I do put a lot of thought into those that take time to restore
> these old rigs.  A lot of you might remember when I operated my BC-610 that
> took a lot to get going once again.  I still have it, and it has become a
> fixture in our house.  I won't get into it here, but there is so much
> satisfaction in bringing an old rig; 50, 60 or 70 years old back to life.
>   When I die, maybe someone will have my SX-28A 70 years later and still
> enjoy it.
>
> 73
> Brian
>