Rider 1955 46 Soft Good 5 AlphaList Android Design: Practical Approaches for Robot Builders Hayden Goods 1981 248 Soft Good 5 AlphaList Vacuum Tube Rectifiers John F. Date # of Pages Cover Condition Price Location IBM PC AT Hayden Goods 1985 453 Soft Good 5 AlphaList Frequency Modulators John F. THERE IS A MINIMUM ORDER FOR BOOKS OF $ 10.00. The ORDER button is at the bottom of the page. Since these are ordered manually, we adjust the freight accordingly and will ship (USA) via media mail for the lowest shipping/mailing cost. When you want to order, click at the bottom of the page for ordering on line. Any other books or manuals you will find on the website are digital reproductions so please do not confuse this list with any other book or manual that you will find on our web-site. As these books are sold and the order processed, we simply erase them from this list. We only have this one list of these original books so order accordingly. There are some other informative books on high fidelity and music but most are about radio and communications. Many of these books would make excellent reference data in repairing electronics equipment, old radios and ham gear. There are a few of these books that are 'Rare' and are priced accordingly. These books are all original and we have given information about condition and have priced each of them reasonably. The following listing are books relating to antique radio, communications, electronics, engineering and amateur radio. If there is a problem, we will so note on each item, otherwise the item is in good readable condition. Used Ham-Engineering-Electronics-Radio Books ORIGINAL BOOKS/PUBLICATIONS/MAGAZINES/CATALOGS/MANUALS - THIS IS THE ONLY LIST OF ORIGINALS ON THE REA WEBSITE IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT This books and periodicals in this list are all original publications in good physical condition. SUPPLY ASSY/OP $20.00 GRAYMARK 505 TRANSMITTER ASSY/OP $20.00es GRAYMARK 510 TUBE RADIO KIT ASSY/OP $20.00 GRAYMARK. Tube Radio Kit, Model 510 assembly/owners manual. This kit must have been pretty common and was probably standard high-school project material. I have been messing around with winding my own coils, using standard coil-winding info from several references but have not had much luck, the last coil I wound got me around the 160 meter wavelength in the middle of the dial and each coil takes a while to wind. Does anyone have any instructions/manual for something like this that might tell me how to wind coils for shortwave?
I have the AM plug-in coil, but this regenerative receiver has the capability of rcv'ng shortwave with the proper coils.
Uses 7 and 9 pin miniatures, and it does not have any model number on it anywhere. Hi, I came across an old Graymark AM/shortwave kit from the 60's, I think.
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