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 Wensim01
 Location: VIC
 Member since 20 October 2009
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Hi everyone,

Today I registered with Vintage Radio to keep myself up to date with vintage valve radios. My passion with radio goes back more than 55 years when I started out making xtal sets etc. Back then my father was involved with Ham radio & worked many years for AWA. So I guess it brushed onto me. I worked for an Electronics firm more than 2 years & started a course with RMIT. Although I ended up in Banking my passion for radio/electronics still remains.

I recently purchased a Kriesler 11-71 radio & I have posted some comments on the appropriate forum seeking details of its year of manufacture etc, so if anyone can help it would be appreciated.

Paul
 
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