[NJARC] Radio reservations

[Alex Magoun]

Dave,
    I don't know if anyone's worked out the hourly capacity.  Certainly there are plenty of slots at 3 pm and presumably the under-utilized experts will twiddle their thumbs and dials on their own receivers.  Remember how many raised their hands?
    Alex

"davesica at juno.com" wrote:

> Alex,
>
> Not quite sure from your note below if we are full or if there are still openings for additional reservations.  Perhaps (for those of us with limited deductive reasoning capabilities) you can publish to the list how many slots remain at what times?
>
> Thanks,
> --Dave
>
> -- Alex Magoun <amagoun at davidsarnoff.org> wrote:
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> _______________________________________________
>     Here are the reservations, some of which you've already
> seen
> 10:00 AM
>
> Aloisio Carmine   TV signal generator   Club member; John
> Ruccolo offered to work on it
> Magoun Alex   RCA  86K7 console Club member; console in
> auditorium
> Starnes Lisa   Stromberg Carlson   Ray Chase to fix;
> bringing schematics
>
> 11:00 AM
> Griesemer Jeff   Hammarlund  HQ 110 Looking for manual; also
> has Sparton AM/SW tabletop
> John   Admiral  radio/phono Bakelite cover Phil's trying to
> get more details
>
> 12:00 PM
> Cro Joe   Zenith  9S367 Console  Recapped, will bring
> chassis and speaker
> Skoba Rich   Glorytone  26P
>
> 1:00 PM
> Devonshire Joe   RCA  45-EY-2 phonograph Recapped, needs
> adjustment
> Zakaras Wayne   Crosley  9-407 Blows main fuse, has
> Photofact
> Thompson Jim   Grebe  MU1 Serial MJHE Has no speaker or
> batteries, have emailed for schematics
>
> 2:00 PM
> Pritchett Bill   Philco  51-932, code 122
>
> Alex
>
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