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Old January 27th 05, 01:15 PM
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Default Zenith Transoceanic works great!!

I am the proud owner of a Zenith Transoceanic R7000 portable radio. This
Zenith is the last run of radios when they shut down production of this
famous series ....well the band switch lost its click-click,
Now where in the world are you going to get this fixed?
Well come in Mr Allan Jesperson of "Great Northern Vintage Radio's"
Minneapolis, MN.
I sent him the radio, he repaired it and aligned and tuned up the
receiver...and I'll tell you what...against my Sony SW77..AOR 7030 ..it
doesn't miss a beat...and the audio quality is wonderful!!

So if your in need of help contact Allan at
http://www.gn4radios.com
By the way he has no idea I'm writing this, but I know how stressed I was,
when the Zenith when South...but now am happy I found this fellow and wish
all you folks to have knowledge of this great service!!

-Thanks,

Bill



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Old January 27th 05, 02:53 PM
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Bill wrote:

I am the proud owner of a Zenith Transoceanic R7000 portable radio. This
Zenith is the last run of radios when they shut down production of this
famous series ....well the band switch lost its click-click,
Now where in the world are you going to get this fixed?
Well come in Mr Allan Jesperson of "Great Northern Vintage Radio's"
Minneapolis, MN.
I sent him the radio, he repaired it and aligned and tuned up the
receiver...and I'll tell you what...against my Sony SW77..AOR 7030 ..it
doesn't miss a beat...and the audio quality is wonderful!!

So if your in need of help contact Allan at
http://www.gn4radios.com
By the way he has no idea I'm writing this, but I know how stressed I was,
when the Zenith when South...but now am happy I found this fellow and wish
all you folks to have knowledge of this great service!!

-Thanks,

Bill



I have one of those as well. Nice radio. I used it as a kid.
It needs work badly. What did he charge you for the fix?
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Old January 27th 05, 02:54 PM
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pickle wrote:

Bill wrote:

I am the proud owner of a Zenith Transoceanic R7000 portable radio.
This Zenith is the last run of radios when they shut down production
of this famous series ....well the band switch lost its click-click,
Now where in the world are you going to get this fixed?
Well come in Mr Allan Jesperson of "Great Northern Vintage Radio's"
Minneapolis, MN.
I sent him the radio, he repaired it and aligned and tuned up the
receiver...and I'll tell you what...against my Sony SW77..AOR 7030
..it doesn't miss a beat...and the audio quality is wonderful!!

So if your in need of help contact Allan at
http://www.gn4radios.com
By the way he has no idea I'm writing this, but I know how stressed I
was, when the Zenith when South...but now am happy I found this fellow
and wish all you folks to have knowledge of this great service!!

-Thanks,

Bill



I have one of those as well. Nice radio. I used it as a kid.
It needs work badly. What did he charge you for the fix?


Actually mine is the 1000. My bad. Here it is:

http://antiqueradio.org/art/zen24.jpg
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Old January 27th 05, 11:31 PM
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That's the one I have, and it works perfectly except that the dial lamp does
not work. I'm not sure if the bulbs are burnt out or what. It is a fun
radio to play with.


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Old January 28th 05, 12:03 AM
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It was around $200.00 with the shipping to & from....
Not bad considering the worth of the radio, and a three hour pull down and
repair....alignment, 24 hour smoke test and another realignment.
Getting parts is the problem, he probably buys units that are gone and some
that play but are cosmetically poor and takes off the good mechanical
parts...but the parts supply barrel has to be playing out!!

-Bill


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I am the proud owner of a Zenith Transoceanic R7000 portable radio. This
Zenith is the last run of radios when they shut down production of this
famous series ....well the band switch lost its click-click,
Now where in the world are you going to get this fixed?
Well come in Mr Allan Jesperson of "Great Northern Vintage Radio's"
Minneapolis, MN.
I sent him the radio, he repaired it and aligned and tuned up the
receiver...and I'll tell you what...against my Sony SW77..AOR 7030 ..it
doesn't miss a beat...and the audio quality is wonderful!!

So if your in need of help contact Allan at
http://www.gn4radios.com
By the way he has no idea I'm writing this, but I know how stressed I was,
when the Zenith when South...but now am happy I found this fellow and wish
all you folks to have knowledge of this great service!!

-Thanks,

Bill




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