[ale] OT: HAM gear

[Jim Lynch]

Yes, the TW1000 is a general coverage short wave receiver normally used 
for broadcast reception while the S38 was designed as a general coverage 
communications receiver for the ham bands.  They are both early '50s to 
'60 vintage.  The S38 was very popular.  Perhaps the most popular 
receiver in the late '50s.  The "E" model was the latest.

Jim.

On 06/22/2016 09:01 AM, Charles Shapiro wrote:
> Both of those are receivers, so no ham license is required to operate 
> them, correct?
>
> -- CHS
>
> On Wed, Jun 22, 2016 at 4:39 AM, Aaron Ruscetta <arxaaron at gmail.com 
> <mailto:arxaaron at gmail.com>> wrote:
>
>     Hey strangers! Been a while since I actively followed
>     the list, so hope y'all are doing well. Figures that all I
>     have to offer is an OT post for a friend trying to off
>     load some HAM gear, but I know there's some cross
>     over of geek interests here....
>
>     Please email my pal Rick Martinson <ermatl222 at mac.com
>     <mailto:ermatl222 at mac.com>>
>     if you might have interest in or use for:
>     TW1000 Hallicrafters Short Wave or an S38E.
>     "The TW has new Caps, the S38 needs new caps and I have
>     most of them."
>
>     Price is totally negotiable for most values >0. This stuff has got
>     to stay here in Atlanta as Rick makes a long, meandering life
>     change move to the Golden State.
>
>     in peace,
>     aaron
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