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Sorry for so long on the reply but a lot going on here. Went back through all my notes on my HT-37 build (yes, did build one, another story). My only problem with my build occurred with original

Wow, I have not heard of Max (4U1UN) being mentioned in a long time. Used to know him well since he used to attend the Canandaigua AWA meets. I was not aware of his passion for Hallicrafters radios.

AFAIK, all of the hallicrafters listed below have metal front panels and are housed in metal cases.? The S-10 / SX-10 did have an optional mahogany?case that the metal case slipped into but I doubt

Richard, now that you mention “curb appeal” at which model did Halli begin to emphasize appearance? Here are some features, looking at Dachis’ book: Early cabinets were wooden, dials seem to

Hallicrafters appealed to a very wide market, from broadcast receivers to professional communications equipment. They made much low cost gear that appealed to those who were just entering ham

It’s also contagious, so be even more careful! Sent: Sunday, March 23, 2025 9:49 AM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [HallicraftersRadios] New to Group Welcome to the group

Welcome to the group Dan, There is an amazing wealth of information on this group but be careful, collecting can be dangerous. ?I currently have 28 Halli radios on the shelf waiting to be restored.

The 150 is a very fine radio. Welcome to the group. Walt Cates, WD0GOF https://wd0gof.com/Hallicrafters A majority of acceptance is not proof of

I been licensed since 1967 and was raised on Halicrafters equipment currently have? SR-150 as that was my go to radio in the day and just walking down memory lane the biggest joy to me is all the

What kind of gear are you running? What is your biggest joy in ham radio? Walt Cates, WD0GOF https://wd0gof.com/Hallicrafters A majority of acceptance is not proof of

Hi Dan!? Jim K6LR, Minden NV

Hello Dan.? Welcome to the group!? Hope your Halli-gear brings you many hours of fun.? 73,Russ KW6TMainly 40 meter AM.

My callsign is VE3FLK Dan

Welcome Dan, please provide your callsign. TNX! Dave wa3gin [email protected]> wrote:

joined the group and want to say hello Dan

OK, thanks all.? Finally was able to determine that the slugs have a shallow, wide, screwdriver slot in the top and was able to make the necessary adjustments with my ceramic screwdriver. On thing

Hi, I recently did the modification for break-in keying as shown in the Hallicrafters Information Bulletin. I used a separate 10M pot and mounted it in the 3/8” empty hole in the back of the

I remembered because the ground went through the side of the RF shield and I thought "what a dumb way to do a ground" because you have to unsolder the lid of the RF box, just to recap that cap. It

Scott, was this cap part of the FM circuit path, and that is why only FM was mucked up? The idea about closeness to the volume pot would imply that it was an audio feedback. How did you ever

The ground was certainly good, but the cap was no longer above the IF transformer. I had to move it closes to the crystal, and volume control, also close to the wiring harness. I just had a thought,