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March 21st 04, 01:22 AM
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Parting out Hallicrafters S-108
Many parts left in good shape for the S-108, email me if interested for more
details. Gil n2wjw -- Please remove NOSPAM to reply |
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March 21st 04, 02:23 AM
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gil wrote:
Many parts left in good shape for the S-108, email me if interested for more details. Gil n2wjw -- Please remove NOSPAM to reply Yes, a good rig to part out :-) -BM |
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#3
March 21st 04, 08:19 PM
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"exray" wrote in message ... gil wrote: Many parts left in good shape for the S-108, email me if interested for more details. Gil n2wjw -- Please remove NOSPAM to reply Yes, a good rig to part out :-) -BM Hi Bill. You don't like 108s. I've never had one. Just curious? 73 Brian -- Never under estimate the stimulation of eccentricity. Brian's Radio Universe http://webpages.charter.net/brianehill/ |
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#4
March 21st 04, 10:21 PM
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Brian Hill wrote:
"exray" wrote in message ... gil wrote: Many parts left in good shape for the S-108, email me if interested for more details. Gil n2wjw -- Please remove NOSPAM to reply Yes, a good rig to part out :-) -BM Hi Bill. You don't like 108s. I've never had one. Just curious? 73 Brian Actually I got it wrong. Its the 107 that I had and thought was a rather poor rig. -Bill M |
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#5
March 21st 04, 10:30 PM
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"exray" wrote in message ... Actually I got it wrong. Its the 107 that I had and thought was a rather poor rig. -Bill M Is the S-108 like the S-53A, that is, no noticable image rejection? The 53A also has a deaf 6 meter band position thrown is as a bonus. Frank Dresser |
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#6
March 22nd 04, 01:05 AM
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exray wrote in
: Actually I got it wrong. Its the 107 that I had and thought was a rather poor rig. -Bill M My sister found a 107 @ a garage sale last summer and gave it to me. She said they had it on listening to an AM station (WLS) when she saw it. The case was in great shape and it's actually pretty sensitive. The chassis looks like the owner let their cats use it for a urinal--corroded & stinky.....it's been sitting in the garage waiting for me to take it apart & look at. There's an extra tube socket (without a tube) in it, and a pot shaft sticking out of the back that doesn't belong there. I plan to fix it up a little & give it back to her. Hey, whaddaya want for $5?? Mike -- email is munged... please remove your_pants_ to reply. |
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#7
March 22nd 04, 12:52 PM
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The S-108 is basically a SX-110 without the crystal filter.
Gil -- Remove NOSPAM to reply "gil" wrote in message nk.net... Many parts left in good shape for the S-108, email me if interested for more details. Gil n2wjw -- Please remove NOSPAM to reply |
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#8
March 23rd 04, 02:21 AM
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"exray" wrote in message Actually I got it wrong. Its the 107 that I had and thought was a rather poor rig. -Bill M Yes the 107s were an entry level rig. I would put it on par with S-38. Brian -- Never under estimate the stimulation of eccentricity. Brian's Radio Universe http://webpages.charter.net/brianehill/ |
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