[ARC5] New Homes for Old Warriors

Mark K3MSB mark.k3msb at gmail.com
Sat May 26 16:31:33 EDT 2018


Hi Dick



I’ve never purchased a tube radio that was ready to go; all required effort
to put on the air.   Some not a lot, some requiring months (or years in the
case of my SCR-274N).  Since I put effort into the radios I appreciated the
final result.



Who is going to appreciate and take care of your radios?   Someone that
gets a piece that they’ve been looking for to complete their own station or
someone that just bought a trophy radio?



How do you tell who’s worthy?   By their track record.    Do they talk the
talk or walk the walk?



I suppose the exception is a museum, but I’d be very leery of giving
anything to a museum.   The odds of you even getting to play with the
equipment in a museum setting is marginal at best,  if they even plan to
use it on the air.



BTW, things in your rear view mirror look closer than they actually are;
and I really hope that’s true for you OM !!


73 Mark K3MSB



On Sat, May 26, 2018 at 3:41 PM, David Stinson <arc5 at ix.netcom.com> wrote:

>
> Re: Late in the 4th Quarter.
>
> Completed sets:  Ever wonder if there is someone
> young enough and close enough to you with the
> knowledge, wherewithal and passion to keep some of
> you "warriors" together and in good order?  There
> are ten guys who say they will do so for every one
> that actually does it.   How do YOU tell?
> I've often advocated breaking-up sets so many
> people have the chance to complete theirs.  I
> haven't decided, but my Doc tells me there's this
> Grim old fella over my shoulder telling me I
> better hurry-up, he's got other appointments :-D
> :-D
>
> What do you think, fellas?  Break them up or hunt
> for an "heir?"
>
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