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Biggles · 8th Nov 2018, 4:12 pm

I have had a BRT402 languishing under the bench in my shed for probably 25 years. I did get it going for a while but had to give up after one of the switchable bandwidth IFT's developed a fault. After spending too much time dismantling the thing and dealing with hard to get at components I threw the towel in, and there it has remained, unmoved all this time. Weighs a ton too! And no, this thread hasn't inspired me to have another go at it. It has two friends to talk to under there...CR100's.
Alan.

8th Nov 2018, 4:12 pm	#11
Biggles Rest in Peace Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: Hexham, Northumberland, UK. Posts: 2,234	Re: GEC BRT400 receiver. I have had a BRT402 languishing under the bench in my shed for probably 25 years. I did get it going for a while but had to give up after one of the switchable bandwidth IFT's developed a fault. After spending too much time dismantling the thing and dealing with hard to get at components I threw the towel in, and there it has remained, unmoved all this time. Weighs a ton too! And no, this thread hasn't inspired me to have another go at it. It has two friends to talk to under there...CR100's. Alan.