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Thomas K. Lanieri All Messages By This Member #30000 Edited HAM techs Attached are pictures of Hallicrafter rigs from 1940-1950. May have been used on ships, land bases, recreationally or other. They are at an estate where the spouse of the op wants all ham radio gear gone. I took a Hammarlund HQ110A and HQ170 in pretty good cosmetic internal shape, but until I replace the 2 cond powers cords with 3 conductor, I have no plans of anything more than cleaning. The pictured gear is very heavy so it remains in NJ....MY QTH is 4 miles south of Nashua, NH. The single pic is of a S36 or S27 Ultra High Frequency Communication Radio Receiver...what lil I gathered from many searches yielded a 60lb recvr capable of vhf at 28-143 or 36-165 or 125-240 and maybe 108-137 air or 88-108 fm. Very confusing, conflicting info found. So-so cosmetics, hinged top; front edge rust but no internal penetration. The pic with 2 rigs is a S-76 on top at 46lbs with the right most large microvolt/S-meter glass removed and the mechanicals of the meter/indicator are totally shot. Cosmetically pretty beat; bottom front case rust, but no internal penetration. Perhaps was capable of 538-34 mhz in its day. The bottom rig is the HT-37 xmiter at 80 lbs and was capable of 100 watts cw/ssb and 25 am on 10,14,20,40,80....Ok cosmetics.... The 3 hallicrafter rigs all have frayed 2 cond power cords and are pretty dirty/dusty/grimy.....surprisingly all dial tuning/bedspread controls work smoothly as well as other pots, swts, toggles, etc.... Let know if I described them correctly and their specs correctly and In your honest opinion, any value, worth cleaning up? Feel free to pedal the pics around to others for opinions... I may just make them available for sale/pickup as I have a Drake twins line, amp, Heaths and the Hammarlund's to attend to. SO any takers with offers? PLEASE and TU! 73! STAY SAFE AND STAY WELL Respectfully, Thomas K. Lanieri, NU2W NJ Licensed EMT; PHTLS, AMLS, PHPEC B.A.A. EMS Support ARC N.E. BioMedical Services ARC N.E. Disaster Health Services DanaFarber-Am Cancer Society
Dave Jordan All Messages By This Member #30001 Hi, The HT-37 is still a very popular radio transmitter. The other receivers look a little rough. I'd take all of them. Find homes for the old receivers. There are guys out there that love to bring these receivers back to life.? The HT-37 looks like it might be almost good to go. I feel bad the rust bucket is on top of the HT-37. BOOHOO 73 dave wa3gin p.s. I've had 3 HT-37s all worked great. I still have one which goes on one a month on the Old Tube and Radio Net. That would be a good place to advertise these receivers and even the FT-37 toggle quoted message Show quoted text On Mon, Apr 22, 2024 at 12:24?PM Thomas K. Lanieri via <oemeoc88=[email protected]> wrote: HAM techs Attached are pictures of Hallicrafter rigs from 1940-1950. May have been used on ships, land bases, recreationally or other. They are at an estate where the spouse of the op wants all ham radio gear gone. I took a Hammarlund HQ110A and HQ170 in pretty good cosmetic internal shape, but until I replace the 2 cond powers cords with 3 conductor, I have no plans of anything more than cleaning. The pictured gear is very heavy so it remains in NJ....MY QTH is 4 miles south of Nashua, NH. The single pic is of a S36 or S27 Ultra High Frequency Communication Radio Receiver...what lil I gathered from many searches yielded a 60lb recvr capable of vhf at 28-143 or 36-165 or 125-240 and maybe 108-137 air or 88-108 fm. Very confusing, conflicting info found. So-so cosmetics, hinged top; front edge rust but no internal penetration. The pic with 2 rigs is a S-76 on top at 46lbs with the right most large microvolt/S-meter glass removed and the mechanicals of the meter/indicator are totally shot. Cosmetically pretty beat; bottom front case rust, but no internal penetration. Perhaps was capable of 538-34 mhz in its day. The bottom rig is the HT-37 xmiter at 80 lbs and was capable of 100 watts cw/ssb and 25 am on 10,14,20,40,80....Ok cosmetics.... The 3 hallicrafter rigs all have frayed 2 cond power cords and are pretty dirty/dusty/grimy.....surprisingly all dial tuning/bedspread controls work smoothly as well as other pots, swts, toggles, etc.... Let know if I described them correctly and their specs correctly and In your honest opinion, any value, worth cleaning up? Feel free to pedal the pics around to others for opinions... I may just make them available for sale/pickup as I have a Drake twins line, amp, Heaths and the Hammarlund's to attend to. SO any takers with offers? PLEASE and TU! 73! STAY SAFE AND STAY WELL Respectfully, Thomas K. Lanieri, NU2W NJ Licensed EMT; PHTLS, AMLS, PHPEC B.A.A. EMS Support ARC N.E. BioMedical Services ARC N.E. Disaster Health Services DanaFarber-Am Cancer Society

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