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 Return to top of page · Post #: 1 · Written at 23:41:15 on 10 August 2010.
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 Met
 Location: NSW
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Hi all,

does anyone know if there is someone about, who works on the old german radios, just like the saba I have acquired?
i am in sydney and my email is: met9.optusnet.com.au
in the case there is someone, an email would get the ball rollin'.

cheers met
 
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 Marcc
 Location: Wangaratta, VIC
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Delete......was not posted here?
 
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 MonsieurTelevision
 Location: Düsseldorf, DE
 Member since 11 August 2009
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Hi to Down-under! Smiley.

I have a lot of schematics, I cannot come to repair
the SABA Freiburg W-III, but I can send you repair information of it.

Best regards from Germany !

MonsieurTelevision
 
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 Met
 Location: NSW
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Hi MonsieurTelevision

i will welcome any nfo on this radio.

please email to: met9.optusnet.com.au

much appreciated
met
 
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