[BC] RE: Westinghouse 50HG transmitters

[RichardBJohnson at comcast.net]

You could also climb inside them during the experimental period and 
clean them up, making them look like new. Now we don't turn 
transmitters off until they catch fire.


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  -------------- Original message ----------------------
From: nakayle at gmail.com
 > Well it's certainly sad to see these fine pieces of machinery disappearing
 > from the scene.  Yes, they took up a lot of space and used more juice, and
 > didn't have the audio punch of modern PDM transmitters, but they were built
 > like battleships and sure impressive to look at!  And they lasted a lot
 > longer then the flimsily constructed solid-state boxes of today will I bet.
 >