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Posted 2 months ago
foxbodystang
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Picked this up very reasonable on ebay. Extremely sensitive. Even at its age I'll be able to DX with this one. Radio measures about 8" by 4" and is heavy for its size. I had never seen one of these and not much info shows up on the net. Radiomuseum lists the year of manufacture as 1959 with a question mark. It's amazing the electrolytics are good as all the internals appear to be original. But it plays very loud and strong and is exceptional at pulling in stations.
Transistor RadiosThe transistor was invented in 1947 at Bell Labs in New Jersey. In 1954, Te…