[Milsurplus] Japanese Boatanchors
Wammes Witkop
wammes at greenradios.com
Sat Jul 10 17:58:08 EDT 2004
Hi Breck and others...
Akihabara is still like that. Very specilized little shops, amongst the
bigger ones found also nowadays. Even have a picture somewhere of
display of different tube mounts for sale - taken last January!
Wammes Witkop
b. smith wrote:
> Nick mentioned the "Japanese "Delica" boatanchors including a
> Hallicrafters S-38 look-alike (which also came in kit form) and some 1960's
> . . .
>
> What a shock it was on one of my frequent trips to visit Akihabara and see
> the copy of the S-38, little did I know that was just the beginning of the
> slow attack on our electronics industry. But I did enjoy Akihabara in
> those days, if you needed a resistor you went to the resistor shop, if you
> needed a knob you went to a knob shop, with a shopping list from the
> Handbook you could fill your A-3 bag with all the parts in one afternoon
> then back to Tachakawa and APN-9s and ART-13s and lots of ocean on the way
> back to the land of milk and honey.
>
> breck k4che
>
>
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