If they're that plentiful send one to my address : )
"Brian Hill" brianehill@charterDOTnet wrote in message
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"Scott W. Harvey" wrote in message The SX-28 may
not be rare in actuality, but it is rare in the sense
that not too many radios with its level of performance were built in
that era, and fewer still survive completely intact.

-Scott

No that's not true there were a lot of radios as good if not better in
performance than the 28. One for instance is the Hammarlund Super Pros
that
were mass produced and served the same purpose and the great HROs. The
looks
of the SX-28 is what makes it desirable along with its great audio. That's
what made them popular with Military and FCC monitors was they were less
fatiguing to listen to. Its arguably the best looking boatanchor of all
time
too. But its not rare and its the one radio if asked to be found can be.
I've restored several SX-28s and SX-28As and they always seem to find
their
way into my shack.