[Elecraft] [OT] Jurassic Radio vs. K3
Telegrapher at att.net
Telegrapher at att.net
Thu Nov 5 10:21:52 EST 2009
I had one of those i bought back in the late 80's locally for $45 at a garage sale. The drive belt for the tuning caps had deteriorated and some of the cogs were missing causing the tuning to "slip". Otherwise it was a pretty good operating condition and had very reasonable cosmetics for it's age. I never used it for ham communications but for SWLing which i still do today. I wouldn't have put out that kind of money for it then ($800) nor would i even consider putting out $6000 today. My K3 is a much better radio. I have a very nice SP-600JX-17 and an RCA AR-88 from WWII that are my classics. Only thing i would like to have kept was my SX-28. Now that was a true classic in all manners. All the above are getting increasingly heavy as i crawl up the ladder of age so somewhere along the line they are going to have to depart this place. I know where they will end up after i'm gone if i don't do something with them before then.
Larry
W0OGH
51 yrs a ham with a great K3 radio. Now to learn all the tricks of using it!
-------------- Original message from Randy Moore <wrmoore47 at comcast.net>: --------------
> That is truly a work of art!!!
>
> David and Dianne on Comcast wrote:
> > Wayne, Eric and all,
> >
> > Forgive this OT posting but for those of your interested in a trip down
> > memory lane check out this exquisitely restored Hallicrafters SX-88 on eBay.
> http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=110452848357
>
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