[R-390] "A" Versions of Military Receivers with/without Mechanical Filter...

[Llgpt1@aol.com]

In a message dated 6/9/2003 2:46:27 PM Central Daylight Time, 
ToddRoberts2001@aol.com writes:

> Thanks to everyone for the information they have posted on some other 
> receivers with the "A" suffix. Indeed there are several different examples 
> of U.S. 
> Military receivers out there with the "A" suffix that do not have mechanical 
> 
> filters. I sure have learned a lot about the R-274 series and R-1051 series 
> here 
> and that is the most fun when you can learn something while enjoying the 
> hobby! Fun to learn about some of these really obscure receivers like the 
> R649A out 
> there also!  73 Todd Roberts WD4NGG.
> 
> 

You are welcome Todd. That is a part of the hobby that intrigues me the most, 
the different model numbers etc. I remember many years ago, most articles 
said the JX-26 was the last of the SP-600's built. I thought, then where in the 
hell did this JX-28 come from? I surmised (correctly it turned out) that there 
was a -27 out there too. Thus started a search for the lineage of the SP-600 
receivers. I think I've got it nailed now.

Les Locklear
Gulfport, Ms.


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