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 32 Volt Radio
 Location: Sydney, NSW
 Member since 10 March 2011
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Hi Rod D,
you may recall from earlier postings that I am a newbie radio collector with an Astor HMQ 32v that was working untill a recent over voltage problem. Could I encourage you to take some photos of what you are up to with that radio and meybe I could send some of my own...its not internet surgery ! but who knows even I should learn something!!
thanks for your consideration. Michael.
windlights2000.yahoo.com.au
 
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 Rob D
 Location: Perth, WA
 Member since 23 January 2011
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 Postcount: 59

Hi Michael,
Sorry for my absence here.
I have many photo's to send you, will click tham off to you this weekend [30/4/11]

I've made up a 32v power supply to run mine on - works great! Smile

Cheers


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Currently restoring Astor HMQ 32vdc
Completed and working great!!

 
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