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David Delf · 11th Feb 2015, 12:57 pm

Hello Mark, The side panels are indeed teak, there is one input socket on each side, one for headphones and one looks like an aerial socket, I think!! By the way I connected the radio up to a couple of PP9 batteries today, first time in 25 years and its working beautifully. I am just so thrilled to have it "come to life" again, and it sounds lovely..

11th Feb 2015, 12:57 pm	#171
David Delf Retired Dormant Member Join Date: Jan 2015 Location: Melbourne, Victoria, Australia Posts: 2	Re: Calling Hacker Hunter owners! Hello Mark, The side panels are indeed teak, there is one input socket on each side, one for headphones and one looks like an aerial socket, I think!! By the way I connected the radio up to a couple of PP9 batteries today, first time in 25 years and its working beautifully. I am just so thrilled to have it "come to life" again, and it sounds lovely..