this one is not in very good cosmetic condition ! works fine however and is
very sensitive. receives quites a few SWBC stations with the whip not even
up. if this was in excellent condition would sell for about $150.

most people don't know it but the 2600 is basically a 2900 with single speed
tuning. I studied the schematics for both to determine this myself. the
RF-2900 is a great radio, so that means the 2600 is also.

email me for a picture

more info he
http://www.dxing.com/rx/rf799.htm

And the 2600 has a two-way coaxial speaker. Very nice sounding radio.

"Mike Maghakian" wrote in message
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this one is not in very good cosmetic condition ! works fine however and
is very sensitive. receives quites a few SWBC stations with the whip not
even up. if this was in excellent condition would sell for about $150.

most people don't know it but the 2600 is basically a 2900 with single
speed tuning. I studied the schematics for both to determine this myself.
the RF-2900 is a great radio, so that means the 2600 is also.

email me for a picture

more info he
http://www.dxing.com/rx/rf799.htm

On Jan 5, 9:43 am, "Unrevealed Source"
wrote:
And the 2600 has a two-way coaxial speaker. Very nice sounding radio.

"Mike Maghakian" wrote in message

. ..

this one is not in very good cosmetic condition ! works fine however and
is very sensitive. receives quites a few SWBC stations with the whip not
even up. if this was in excellent condition would sell for about $150.

most people don't know it but the 2600 is basically a 2900 with single
speed tuning. I studied the schematics for both to determine this myself.
the RF-2900 is a great radio, so that means the 2600 is also.

email me for a picture

more info he
http://www.dxing.com/rx/rf799.htm

Still selling off your boat anchors. Martyn at Radio Mart will buy
them!

I own a Panasonic RF-2600 radio.I bought it new at a Service Merchandise
store.A few years later, the radio got to where it wouldn't stay on
station, I tune to a station/frequency and I can see the big tuning knob
drifting, if I wedge a piece of cardboard between the back of the tuning
knob and the plastic front cover, sometimes it will stay on
station/frequency.The radio got to where it won't turn on at all unless
I stick a tiny thin piece of a plastic wedge between the earphone jack
and the plastic hole where the earphone jack is.I have never used the
earphone jack for anything before.Other than that, the radio works ok.
cuhulin