¿ªÔÆÌåÓýThe links were to worldradiohistory.org This site has a perfectly enormous collection of stuff on it .? I suggest exploring.? QST is on the ARRL site but I believe one must be a member to access the archive. -------- Original message -------- From: don Root <drootofallevil@...> Date: 10/31/22 6:25 PM (GMT-08:00) Subject: Re: [HallicraftersRadios] SX-110 2nd IF Circuit Design Hi Richard ?and friends too I don¡¯t know where they reside other than somewhere in the clouds. ?I just put ¡°qst 1946¡± into google and that¡¯s what I got ¡Oct came first and amazing there was the 42. Just lucky for once, or google knew I was going to look inside for a Halli 42 ?due to a flurry of previous requests I did not look in detail in Dec issue ; Ilooked only about july to dec 46? ,, no doubt there is more in 47 but if found? what I wanted The QST early pics have the R-42 , not the pm-23 that somebody Steve? Said was in radio news. I thought QST was part of ARRL and ?i almost signed up to ARRL, a while back but they demanded to know more than the government and ?all the banks and the depth of my pants pockets ! ?¡So I hit the top right X ? I will sneak this in here, but my understanding is that it receives AM , and CW all the way to the top, leaving a question, I guess a mode switch must be able to direct 88.1 Mc to either 10.7 Mc fm or 455 kc AM/cw ..dunno yet Don VA3DRL ? ? From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Richard Knoppow ? The last one has 8 pages on the receiver and I didn't count but at least 30 cooperative dealer ads featuring it.? Hallicrafters was really pushing it.?? BTW a really thick edition ? A reaction to war time restrictions.? ?Also note the prices and compare them in about a year? ? With the elimination of ear time regulations the inflation makes our current problem look miniscule.? Also,? am I imagining it or are these scans better than those on the ARRL. Site?
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