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Hunts smoothing bomb · 14th May 2019, 12:35 pm

Hi all,

I'm late coming to this but I'd just like to add my thanks and appreciation to the organizers, BVWS members and all that are involved with this event, it truly is a one of a kind event and I pray that is continues to be successful for many years to come.

I came away with a Clarke & Smith Schools reciever in very good condition but missing it's cabinet, it is the '88-20' FM, MW & LW reciever that uses 4 x EL84 in parallel push pull in the output, a bargain at £65 I thought!

I also came away with a quirky Teleton 625 line UHF/VHF B&W 12" portable TV (The one with the tuners and loudspeaker above the CRT) in excellent condition that was reduced at the end of the show, I also bought some capacitors from the BVWS stand.

I think it's only the lack of space and funds that prohibit me from going wild on a spending frenzy!!!

Until next year...

Cheers

14th May 2019, 12:35 pm	#60
Hunts smoothing bomb Octode Join Date: Oct 2005 Location: Wimborne, Dorset, UK. Posts: 1,407	Re: NVCF Warwickshire Sunday 12th May Hi all, I'm late coming to this but I'd just like to add my thanks and appreciation to the organizers, BVWS members and all that are involved with this event, it truly is a one of a kind event and I pray that is continues to be successful for many years to come. I came away with a Clarke & Smith Schools reciever in very good condition but missing it's cabinet, it is the '88-20' FM, MW & LW reciever that uses 4 x EL84 in parallel push pull in the output, a bargain at £65 I thought! I also came away with a quirky Teleton 625 line UHF/VHF B&W 12" portable TV (The one with the tuners and loudspeaker above the CRT) in excellent condition that was reduced at the end of the show, I also bought some capacitors from the BVWS stand. I think it's only the lack of space and funds that prohibit me from going wild on a spending frenzy!!! Until next year... Cheers __________________ Lee