Justin - I agree with Walt's price range because the more you spend on a vintage radio of any brand, the more likely it is that it will be? in fully working condition, and not need replacement parts, especially vacuum tubes, which have become extremely expensive since most are no longer made, at least not in the US. So buying a 'bargain' radio may wind up costing you almost as much as the radio is worth if you have to replace several bad tubes or other expensive components. I recommend only buying vintage tube gear in person where you are able to verify that it is working properly, or have some type of video verification of it's performance. IF not, then consider it as being 'for parts or repair' only.? I understand you always try to find 'bargains' but when it comes to vintage tube gear, that 'bargain' may turn out to be no bargain and wide up being a real 'bite in the wallet' if you have to re-tube it, or have to replace other expensive components to get it working properly.

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73,

Bob K3AC

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Walt - Thanks for the price range.

Floyd - Thanks for the review.? Seems like the receiver has several drawbacks with few up-sides to offset them.

To all who have offered up some for sale, thanks but right now I'm just looking and normally don't buy anything unless it's a bargain!

73,
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Justin B.
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