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Gi4CZW Cliff · 1st Aug 2020, 2:14 pm

Bill, thank you for your time, having a look.
Lawrence, well done, you must have other ways of doing things.
So, I spoke with Fred this morning and he is pleased with how far we have been able to go. He is currently building a power unit to fit into the battery compartment. My thinking is that it is from Eddystone but does not show up on their forum site.
thanks to all,
stay safe & regards,
Cliff.

1st Aug 2020, 2:14 pm	#4
Gi4CZW Cliff Pentode Join Date: May 2011 Location: Enniskillen, Fermanagh, UK. Posts: 188	Re: Receiver Radio 24A M U R. any info Bill, thank you for your time, having a look. Lawrence, well done, you must have other ways of doing things. So, I spoke with Fred this morning and he is pleased with how far we have been able to go. He is currently building a power unit to fit into the battery compartment. My thinking is that it is from Eddystone but does not show up on their forum site. thanks to all, stay safe & regards, Cliff.