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Silicon · 16th Aug 2019, 10:49 pm

The appearance of the Range display panel may suggest that it is an early model.
Later models had alternating white and black bands. The writing on range 1 should tell you if it is a D or an L version.

If you look inside you may find a label on the RF screening cover which identifies the model. It may just have AR88 on it. Have a look at that label at the rear behind the grill.

My AR88D may be have been modified by the RAF. It has an ON/OFF switch where your fuse holder is. Mine has a second headphone socket where your red light is mounted.

16th Aug 2019, 10:49 pm	#2
Silicon Nonode Join Date: Jun 2007 Location: Coulsdon, London, UK. Posts: 2,171	Re: AR88 - New keeper The appearance of the Range display panel may suggest that it is an early model. Later models had alternating white and black bands. The writing on range 1 should tell you if it is a D or an L version. If you look inside you may find a label on the RF screening cover which identifies the model. It may just have AR88 on it. Have a look at that label at the rear behind the grill. My AR88D may be have been modified by the RAF. It has an ON/OFF switch where your fuse holder is. Mine has a second headphone socket where your red light is mounted.