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I just found a Halli product that is not in Chucks book. The owner states it is a Canada Hallicrafters product. My question, did Chuck include Canada Hallicrafters products in his

There are some and they are largely consumer type products. He doesn't mention that they are canadian, but I have enough of them to know that at least some are. I also have anSC-77A that was made in

Hi Jerry / Bill & others; An interesting TV story Jerry. I grew up in Spokane and left for college (1951) before TV had arrived in Spokane. Seattle had a channel or two but while in college for

Thanks Bill but it wouldn't be worth it for me to buy the book. I just tried to find it on the internet so i could post it in your photos section. Thanks for the info though. Jerry / W1NRA W1NRA

"I tried to find a pix of the old tv but havent found that model yet." I don't know if you have it, but Chuck Dachis' book "Radios By Hallicrafters" has many pictures of old hallicrafters TV's,

Bill That was the ONLY hallicrafter TV that I every saw! I do see several small screen earlier models on the internet but never did see another one. The UHF tuner did go out after a while and the

Interesting story. I haven't a clue as to what was our first TV. I know when I was in my early teens or just prior to that ~ 10 years old, we had a Magnavox. Earlier than that, I don't think we

Just thought i'd mention that the first television we had, around 1953 I guess it was, was a Hallicrafters. Around 21 inch B&W. It did have VHF AND UHF tuners. We lived in Columbus Ga and there was

I just received a very nice SX-117, and started to clean it up. What is nice about it, it only had light surface dust on it and cleaning up was only wiping down with a rag and some pressurized air.

Just a note to tell everyone about a product I have been using for the past few years on the refurbishment workbench. I use it to protect the finish on radios and also to provide a slight impact

I recently acquired a nice SX-117 and am toying with the idea to get a nice HA-10 "Converter" so I can receive general broadcast stations. The description of this unit is a converter. Does anyone

Anyone with an old S-38EB, thats a "B" not an "M" they want to unload? Contact me off site at K2WH@... Thanks, K2WH

Hi Bill! Take a look at http://www.neosplice.com/~dsbrain/retro/revmc10.htm "Radio Shack, the giant mass market retailer, is a division of Tandy Corporation. Tandy began its life as a West Texas

I'm getting too old. I also forgot to mention, credit for this ad most generously sent to me by mail was provided by: Gary...WZ1M Thanks for sharing Gary. K2WH

Interesting...... ................... Bill (K2WH) ..........................

Forgot to mention, look down on the bottom of the page on the left hand side. It says "The Radio Shack". I wonder if that is/was the current day "Radio Shack"? Anyone know? K2WH wrote:

When I wrote that reply, I said to myself oops, I should have said I test them out of circuit and with the highest range ohmmeter. BTW, I use an old Simpson 260 to do this test in the RX 10,000

Thanks Bill, whenever I post it's to everyone or I'd go direct. You're ideas are interesting but it raises another question for me: you're checking them in-circuit, not removing them, correct? And

I do not know if this is addressed to the group but here is my 2 cents. I never really bother to check capacitors except visually looking for obvious damage. If that was OK, and something was not

What are you using when testing: ESR meter, capacitance meter, or? What are your standards/values for replacement? Thanks, Ed