Jul - The R-390A Frequently Asked Questions Page
Jul - The R-390A Frequently Asked Questions Page
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It probably isn't politically correct, but Amos 'N Andy programs from 1931 are on 7415 kHz for fifteen<br />
minutes each weekday evening at 9:00pm PDT. <strong>The</strong>y are good recreations by Ed Bolton.<br />
<strong>The</strong> worthless junk just before the program is definately "out there" and not recommended even as a<br />
curiousity. 73 de Bill, AB6MT billsmith@ispwest.com<br />
From Jim Shorney" Scotts good advice has me thinking. I was thinking about building a box and lining it with tin<br />
fold and inserting some heat lamps to bake the parts after washing and baking the paint on the panels<br />
after painting.<br />
Had the oportunity to work in the paint shop my place of employment one day. <strong>The</strong> 'oven' for baking<br />
paint is a wall lined with heat lamps on each side, probably 15 feet long, with a conveyor running<br />
through it. Your concept is sound.<br />
From ody@radicus.net Mon <strong>Jul</strong> 1 05:27:43 2002<br />
Subject: [R-390] Probably not politically correct.<br />
You must be talking about Radio New York Internationals 4 hour program. It is pretty<br />
obnoxious. I do like Amos N Andy. Saturday night also has a nice show called Marion's Attic. It is<br />
hosted by a nice old woman that plays 78's. Also on 7415. Scott<br />
From vibroplex@mindspring.com Mon <strong>Jul</strong> 1 05:37:53 2002<br />
Subject: [R-390] FRR-59/WRR-2<br />
Does anyone on this list have an FRR-59/WRR-2?<br />
I have an opportunity to buy one and would like opinions about the radio. Also, if there is anything I<br />
should watch out for when inspecting the radio prior to purchasing it. Thanks in advance for any<br />
thoughts! Derek Cohn<br />
From twleiper@juno.com Mon <strong>Jul</strong> 1 06:11:21 2002<br />
Subject: [R-390] How to bake without a oven or grill?<br />
writes: ... > I've used a old stainless steel box<br />
Just wait until it is tack-free and set it out in the back yard on a sunny day. Twit<br />
"NO!!! That would not be complicated enough! Besides, the UV exposure would cause the panel to fade<br />
by 167 deg color temperature over a fifteen year period instead of the Mil Spec 143 deg.fade. Also, any<br />
eagle-eyed airliner pilot who happens to be a Ham might get distracted." Rufus Excaliber ffolkes<br />
You must be one of those fellows who does the Times crossword puzzle in ten minutes.<br />
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