FW: [Hallicrafters] hallicrafters prices

[Rev. Don Sanders]

I fantasized about operating the 
Hallicrafters HT32/SX115/HT33 
that was pictured in the back of the 
ARRL Handbook. It was shown in 
a double rack console with a desk 
shelf. I did finally operate that 
station in the 1970's and It was a 
great station. I could afford the 
SX111.HT37 ccombo and had 
many good years use before I 
sold them to make way for my
 75S3/KWS1 combo. 
I recently got another SX111 
to go with my DX60 /HG10 and 
will use them for a lot of CW/AM
 operation. My first commercial 
receiver in 1956 was an SX99. 
I had used a friends SX40B and 
liked it. Not the most stable or 
top of the line but affordable 
and servicable. I got a SX100 in 
1958 to go with my Ranger 1. 
I still have that station!! 
BTW- anyone have a good 
readable schematic for the 
SX111 with product detector? 
I downloaded athe one from 
BAMA and it is so large I can't 
print it. If you shrink it it is unreadable. 
Healthfully yours,
Don W4BWS
---- Original Message ----- 
From: "Craig Roberts" <crgrbrts at verizon.net>
To: <Hallicrafters at mailman.qth.net>
Sent: Friday, April 29, 2005 3:17 PM
Subject: Re: FW: [Hallicrafters] hallicrafters prices


> I don't recall ever fantasizing about 
> operating the "ultimate" Hallicrafters 
> station. I was a Collins dreamer, 
> though I also admired Hammarlund 
> HQ-series receivers from afar. 
> Hallicrafters was serviceable and -- 
> most importantly -- affordable.
> How about you?  Why are you a 
> Hallicrafters devotee?
> 73, Craig W3CRR
> 
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