[Boatanchors] DO YOU REMEMBER?

howard holden holden7471 at msn.com
Sat Jan 15 16:57:58 EST 2011


Can't remember that, but my parents gave me some Remco kits back in the 50s, one was a crystal set, one had one transistor (probably a CK722), and another had two transistors. About all they would pick up in NNJ was WABC 770 (50KW clear channel), transmitter was in Lodi or Woodridge NJ. What crap, but to a 10 year old kid they were neat.

Howie WB2AWQ/7
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  From: Bill and Liz McHugh<mailto:magoo at isp.ca> 
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  Sent: Saturday, January 15, 2011 1:47 PM
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  In 1952 or 53 my parents gave me a battery-powered radio kit for Christmas.  It was constructed on a piece of plywood about 12" x 8", had, as I recall, three tubes and the case was a cardboard box with punchouts for power switch, volume and tuning.  It went together with fahnstock clips screwed to the board and it worked!  It ate batteries ferociously but the paper route paid for those.

  I'd appreciate any information about this kit: who sold it, how much it cost, a picture or some clue as to where any information might be found.

  Thanks

  Bill VE3NH
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