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 Return to top of page · Post #: 1 · Written at 2:46:02 PM on 6 August 2011.
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 aussieglenn
 Location: Mildura, VIC
 Member since 6 August 2011
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6volt

last time used it was working fine

if anyone needs one of these radio's contact me for pics ect

contact me via my email address as I will more than likely not be back here afta posting this

mark and enquires as TASMA RADIO

glenn55.ncable.com.au
 
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G'day Glenn and welcome to the forums. I hope you manage to get a new owner for your receiver however it is preferred that initial discussions about any topic be carried out here on the forums rather than via e-mail, which be used for the exchange of personal details.


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A valve a day keeps the transistor away...

 
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 aussieglenn
 Location: Mildura, VIC
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G'day Brad

well as you know I'm very new here dont know all the rules

Radio's really aint my thing however do have tha old one down in the shead and thought it may be usefull to someone .........or maybe good for parts

have a few others round the place if I can track em down

maybe usefull to someone
 
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No worries there Glenn. We try to be as informal as possible with rules and regs.


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A valve a day keeps the transistor away...

 
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