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This a book that show you how to make a practical radio receiver sets by
W. G. MANY. I look through the internet but can not find any information
If anyone knows of a link or information please let me know. Thanks
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Thanks pacrat-place
Here's what I found about the info on the back................>http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Experimenter_Publishing
This is a very neat book. W.G. Many isn't listed in my book of books but that isn't unusual. This one item may have been his day in the spotlight. Pop found some very useful information about mergers etc.
Thanks, vetraio50
Thank you, Pop_abides, sorry that it took me this long to Thank you, for the link
fhrjr2, Thank you, He did he is great
Thank you, BELLING68