[Boatanchors] National (?) Parts Receiver

[w5jo at brightok.net]

I can't see the Band Spread Capacitor, but the layout of the chassis and 
that of the IF transformers along with their construction looks like a 183D.

Given the non standard cabinet, I wonder if it a 183MS(I think MS is the 
right designation for Marine Service)  that was rack mounted?  If it is 
missing the Broadcast band it is not the standard 183D.

The power transformer looks kind of like one off an HRO 50 or 60 or 
something similar  the 183D had the capacitor on the filament of the 
rectifier which caused a lot of trouble and the early version of the radio 
had a weak transformer as well.

Jim
W5JO

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There is in fact a band spread shaft with air variable sections.
They're just hard to see.  Band spread caps are often small low value
caps with just a few stator/rotors.  I can't remember if the power
supply transformer is stock or not.  Looks bigger than I remember.

73
Rob
K5UJ

On Thu, Apr 2, 2020 at 3:57 PM Grant Youngman <ghyoungman at gmail.com> wrote:
>
> It’s an NC-183D ….
>
> Grant NQ5T