[R-390] Multiple Radios

[Bob Camp]

Hi

Well like anything it's a matter of supply and demand.

Without the extra stuff that went with it the radio does not do 
anything that the R-390A didn't do. So in that sense it's not worth any 
more.

Of course there are people out there trying to rebuild the entire 
system. If they have the synthesizer I'm sure a R-1274 is something 
that is now on their wish list. From what I have seen the radios are a 
lot more common than the synthesizers. I suspect that the radios went 
back into normal service when the synthesizers no longer were worth 
maintaining.

One other interest group would be those witches involved in things like 
putting a solid state synthesizer in place of the original external 
box. Not many people will admit to this form of deviant behavior in 
public though.

If you can find somebody in either of these two small groups then I'm 
sure the radio is worth a premium to them. You may spend quite a while 
looking for one of them though.

Not that it has any relevance to the value of the radio, but what do 
the tags on it read?

	Take Care!

		Bob Camp
		KB8TQ



On Jul 29, 2004, at 3:59 PM, flood at Krohne.com wrote:

>
>
>
>
> Greetings,
>
> Is there any additional value to a R-1274 over the R390A it was made 
> from.
> It is a single unit and none of the external high stability 
> oscillators are
> with it.  I want to be fair in my offer for the unit.  I am told that 
> it is
> functional using the internal hardware.
>
> John Flood KB1FQG
> TASC Department
> KROHNE, Inc
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