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Old 27th Sep 2014, 11:02 pm   #1
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Default Surplus radio conversion manual

I have heard of these manuals in the past but never seen one before.

They can be found at http://www.introni.it/

Click on Hobby>vecchie reviste>Surplus (militare)

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Old 28th Sep 2014, 7:11 am   #2
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Default Re: Surplus radio conversion manual

THere was a book with a similar title to this thread by Chris Lorek

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Old 28th Sep 2014, 9:24 am   #3
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Default Re: Surplus radio conversion manual

Nice find Al.

A wealth of complete texts and magazines with adverts. Many in english.

Even detailed construction notes for a 30 line TV receiver.

Thanks for posting.

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Bought a book called that years ago,believe it was all photo copied though and where it is now I have no idea.

Just been on that site and it has excellent quality pdf's.
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Great find Alistair D , will be looking round most of the site in general
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Is this the manual you had in mind?
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Notice the famous name on the third conversion manual... Bill Orr edited it.

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Default Re: Surplus radio conversion manual

Besides the one noted above, I am looking at:
Index to Surplus- 73' Magazine
Command Sets- CQ Technical Series # 106
Surplus Radio Conversion Manual Vols. # 1 & 2 by R.C. Evenson and O. R. Beach

I think there may be a few others also. (I know I have at least one more "newer" one, but not sure where Jillian put it before she died. She "re-arranged" my bookshelves).

They used to be found at the ham fairs all the time, but now they are getting pretty scarce here. Typical prices are $15-35.00 USD when they are to be found.

Possibly copies might be obtained from Abe Books online store. That company seems to turn up with some hard to find books quite often, but the prices are typically high.
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Possibly copies might be obtained from Abe Books online store. That company seems to turn up with some hard to find books quite often, but the prices are typically high.
Only one at the moment..pricey...
http://www.abebooks.co.uk/servlet/Se...rsion&x=63&y=4
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