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 Return to top of page · Post #: 1 · Written at 8:16:55 PM on 25 June 2010.
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 Angus
 Location: NSW
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See the forum posting in Wanted and For Sale or General Duscussion regarding the deceased estate garage sale. I forgot to mention there is an old RAAF (I think) radio for sale with vintage power supply (BLOODY HEAVY!).

Cheers
Angus
 
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 Valve
 Location: Sydney, NSW
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Ahh - the heavier, the better


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32 - 10 = 22. Coincidence? I think not

 
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 Wa2ise
 Location: Oradell, US
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Up here in the USA we call 'em "Boatanchors". Smile
 
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 Shaman
 Location: Barnsley, UK
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Hi I have a small, fleet of boatanchors, B40, AR88LF, B28-CR100.


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Dont spit on the soldering iron Son, it smells.

 
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 Daro
 Location: Tanawha, QLD
 Member since 22 December 2012
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It wasn't an AR21 by any chance?

I used to have one of those communications receivers back in 1979 that was brought from the local disposals store in Dubbo and used it for several years.
 
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