[NJARC] 9-12 Swap Meet

[Al Klase]

Hi Jim,

With the exception of the fact that the 1924 Atwater Kent 20C ( the one 
with the horn speaker) was being powered by a solid-state power supply 
rather than batteries, everything that was playing was exactly what it 
appeared to be.  These are examples of the sort of restoration work that 
takes place at the NJARC repair clinics.  The other playing sets were a 
1936 General Electric A-82 "Tombstone" and a WWII BC-348 aircraft 
communication receiver..  The crystal set and one-tube regen in the 
hands-on lab were of recent construction.

Welcome to the club,
Al

*Dave - Please forward to Jim, and invite him to join the reflector.*

David R Sica wrote:

>Visit our web site - See http://www.njarc.org
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>I'm forwarding this message from Jim to the list.
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>Hi,
>
>Dave - I am sending this to you since Phil's email kicked the message
>back two times.Please forward this to him. Thanks.
>
>I had a wonderful time, but could not stay for the auction. I was meeting
>my wife in Lavallette for their end of summer craft show.
>I was part of  the tour that you gave around 11AM. I just didn't
>introduce myself.
>If you remember, I asked you whether the retro radio in the museum was
>also retro inside the case.
>Even if you don't - hello.
>I am sending in my membership application today. Everyone I spoke to on
>Saturday was very nice and helpful.
>Especially Dave from Pennsylvania.
>
>Sincerely,
>
>Jim Curione
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>

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Al Klase - N3FRQ 
Flemington, NJ 
http://www.skywaves.ar88.net/