[R-390] test

[Cecil acuff]

I should have mentioned…i still have too many heavy radios.  Besides the 390/urr and 390A I have several SP-600’s, two National NC-183D’s, SX-28A, SX-101, Racal RA-17 and I’ve probably forgotten something. On the lighter tube stuff a Hammarlund HQ-180, a couple Heathkit receivers and transmitters and then the more modern stuff an assortment of Racal, Plessey, JRC and cubic receivers and a TenTec RX-340 to round things out….oh and can’t forget the featherweight Perseus.

I’m a receiver lover for sure…

Cecil

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> On Nov 9, 2022, at 11:47 AM, wli via R-390 <r-390 at mailman.qth.net> wrote:
> 
> This is an interesting thread we are pursuing. The idea of a keyword search of the archives is brilliant, and will be very useful for all of us.  My attempts with "Pearls" has misfilings, and can be frustrating when you are looking for a specific subject. Just for the record, I am 83 and a retired surgeon. Been fooling with radio since 1952, and am probably the only one on this listserv without a ticket. My stash is smaller now, with only two R390A's (an early Collins and a newer Capehart) with their original meters, an untouched R392, a BC-348Q, a couple of Q-5er's, and one RAX. My one "modern" unit is a TenTek 1254. My weakness is being a test instrument junkie, with a collection of homebrew gear. 
> 
> W. Li
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