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October 19th 03, 10:12 PM
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Receiver Army VHR-401 WWII rx
Picked up an odd ball receiver, Army nomenclature VHR-401 with a Phila date of
1943. Covers 108-144 megacycles, Is rack mounted design with National HRO style dial and gearbox system of tuning. Anyone in the group familiar with this rascal. I'ts heavy too... May have been an aircraft ground receiver? What say 73 Bob, KE6F Bob Miller |
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October 19th 03, 10:12 PM
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Picked up an odd ball receiver, Army nomenclature VHR-401 with a Phila date of
1943. Covers 108-144 megacycles, Is rack mounted design with National HRO style dial and gearbox system of tuning. Anyone in the group familiar with this rascal. I'ts heavy too... May have been an aircraft ground receiver? What say 73 Bob, KE6F Bob Miller |
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