[Hallicrafters] [National] Signal Generators (General Radio 1001A)

[John Hensley]

Thanks Mike.  For people starting off with vintage tube gear I think the GR 1001A would serve them well.  Plus the mechanicalconstruction is so well done it would be a lesson in itself.My unit is available so just QSL if interested.  73, John----------------------------------------------------------------------Message: 1Date: Sat, 19 Nov 2011 16:56:37 -0500From: "Scotti and Mike" <mikeg at ieee.org>Subject: Re: [National] Signal Generators (General Radio 1001A)To: "National Radio Equipment" <national at mailman.qth.net>,<hallicrafters at mailman.qth.net>Cc: national at mailman.qth.net, rca at mailman.qth.netMessage-ID: <E12BF0246A9246F8B9A336E6963580F7 at Mikes>Content-Type: text/plain; format=flowed; charset="iso-8859-1";reply-type=originalThe GR 1001 series was on most work benches in the late 1950s at National helping us design new circuits for new radios. It is a very good unit.Mike K1LJN
----- Original Message ----- From: "John Hensley" <w5jv at hotmail.com>To: <hallicrafters at mailman.qth.net>Cc: <national at mailman.qth.net>; <rca at mailman.qth.net>Sent: Friday, November 18, 2011 2:50 PMSubject: Re: [National] Signal Generators (General Radio 1001A)>>> With all this talk on Signal Generators, it reminded me that I have two > thatI don't use. One is the General Radio 1001A and the other is an RCA > GeneralPurpose unit which came from a Merchant Marine vessel. Somewhere I > havea manual for the GR unit. The RCA is in the Heathkit/Eico class and > probablyjust needs the tubes checked and band limits adjusted if at all.> So both have been sitting for sometime and will require check-out. But, > they'reoffered here at a good price. $125 plus simple FedEx Ground to > CONUS for theGR unit. $50 plus same for the RCA unit.> QSL if interested and need more information. Maybe we can work > somethingout.> 73, John> ______________________________________