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I am trying to identify a boatanchor AM transmitter.
It is a floorstanding unit, about 4 feet high and three feet wide. It is about the size of a BC-610. The front is divided into three parts. On the left and right sides are doors which swing open revealing the bottom of tube sockets. In the center of the front are the controls. In the back of the cabinet is one big swing-open door which gives access to horizontally mounted tubes, the tops of which point toward the back door, and large transformers. It was black, crinkle finish. I don't remember much about the meters and controls. I just saw it for a few minutes. It was very heavy, probably around 400 lbs. -- Chris Howard YipYap.Com Estes Park, Colorado USA current Estes Park weather -- http://www.yipyap.com/wscurrent.html |
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