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As I mentioned earlier there was a wood cabinet version of this as well as a leatherette portable so there were 7" halicrafters with this chassis and control layout that had a decent WAF compared to the ham shack model.
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Those Videometers are very cool and hard to find. Here's the wood version of the Halli.
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I restored two of those a few years ago. $10 for the pair at the ETF silent auction. One was a Delco badged wood one. One had the octal tubes, the other miniature, in the IF.
I do not consider them at all odd except the pushbuttons, which are a pain to get working properly, but in the end work well. Many sets have similar IFs. I've never got one of those to align using instructions. I've succeeded (using a bias box) with sweep or, better, white noise and my Airspy SDR as spectrum analyzer. One can get reliability of the CRT voltage by installing a fan. I used a 240 volt AC fan running on 120 VAC ,,,, very quiet. Nice sets, good picture. I kept the metal case one (it sits next to my SX-88) and gave the wood one (unrestored case) to the ETF to put the chassis in their nice case. Last edited by dtvmcdonald; 04-21-2024 at 07:00 PM.
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