GRC-109 Transmitter |

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Gonset G-76, Courtesy N4JK. Many thanks, Art!

Radios are a love affair...

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Hallicrafters SX-25 |
R-390A |

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GRC-106 |

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Military radios have a special significance in the hamshack. They were available after World
War II and hams continue to love them! Thanks Uncle Sam!!!
To be added at a later date will be a listing as complete as possible of many of the more popular
military sets available to the amateur.
One of 150 KW-1's produced in 1950 |

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BC-610 by Hallicrafters |

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