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Hey Craig, We _used_ to be neighbors! In my 'pre'-ham days I used to live in Georgian Woods Apartments, and I lived in Powder Mill Village Apartments when I became a ham. This radio is far from

have now. proper value and you can go Thanks Guys The information is very helpful. I had already decided to add the three wire cord to my radios and the filter caps were a delema. The web site

Hi Tom, Yes, those capacitors are still available, but not in the form you have now. You will have to make them out of single electrolytics of the proper value which is very easy to do. There are

Tom, Welcome to the group and you have nice toys to play with. There are many places where you can obtain replacement caps. One of the places I like is: www.tubesandmore.com Good luck with the

Hi every one I just purchased a s38d and a sw500. They both have ac hum (expected. Are caps still available or is there a work around? I have been repairing industrial printing equipment for the

For the sake of safety, I would definitely replace the old line cord with a three-wire cord. If you sell the radio someday, advertise it an an "upgrade", not a "modification". If the buyer is a

Greetings de Dave KB3EFS. Group input requested please. Among the Hallicrafter radios that I own is a S-85 that has the original power cord still in use. It has aged, cracked in places, and is in

And,.... It is available on Amazon.com K2WH <magnuson@m...> wrote: for might

Hi Chris, The book by Chuck Dachis "Radios by hallicrafters" is a must for people interested in Hallicrafters radios. I recommend buying it. But regarding the S-120A: It was produced 1967-69

Thanks for your reply. Since you have a "few", and I have a couple of hundred, it would be easier if you let me know what you have. I think you get my meaning. Hi Hi. K2WH KU4LV" <ku4lv@c...>

Hi Bill, Which Model Numbers do you still need? I have a few Hallis sitting around and will be glad to take and send the photos, if I have the specific ones you need. Chris KU4LV

Yup, went back to this site: http://www.radioreprints.com/descriptions/s120a.htm He does have reprints of the 120A. K2WH <k2wh@o...> wrote: different I

I may have mislead you here. The S-120 and S-120A are two different animals. My first thought, the "A" meant they were very similar. Very wrong. The S-120 is a tube receiver and the 120A is all

You can also go to this site and order a reprint of the manual. I have ordered from these people before, and they do have a good

The BAMA site has the S-120 listed. Go to this site: http://bama.sbc.edu/hallicra.htm However, I have never been able to download anything from this site. It is very unreliable or constantly

I have an s-120a in fairly good condition, just wondering if anyone can tell me more about it..... year of manufacture, price(then and now) where I can find a manual. Also it does not have an

Anyone know the secondary impedance of T-3 audio output transformer in the S-19R? K2WH

Gentlemen, Some of you may know that I have been actively collecting images of the labels, tags or nameplates found on Hallicrafters equipment. I estimate, in another 10 years, these labels

Gentlemen, I have literally hundreds of high quality images that I can showcase on the front page of this site. However, I don't want to be hogging all the glory here. If any of you have nice

That was a wondefully clear, well defined scan of the S-19R manual and schematic. Just wanted to express my gratitude! Ken