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Martin Bösch Editor CH  Articles: 594 Schem.: 105 Pict.: 2352 10.Jun.07 21:07 Count of Thanks: 13

Reply  |  You aren't logged in. (Guest)   1 WWW tip: Eddystone User Group Website  Anybody looking for in depth informations about the British manufacturer Eddystone might visit the Website of the Eddystone User Group. The QRG - The Ultimate Quick Reference Guide: in a sixty page booklet You find informations on Eddystone company history and a comprehensive model list with many illustrations. A printed version of the QRG is also available. You also find the EUG Newsletter that was appearing quarterly from 1990 to 2006 for download, here You find receiver reviews, personal stories and repair hints. The Super Index of Newsletters 1 - 96 tells You, in which newsletter You find informations about Your set. It's worth reading the background stories even if You don't own the radios. In the Handbooks and Servicing Manuals Section You find many Eddystone technical manuals. There is much more to discover, it's worth a try if You are interested in British commercial and maritime receivers! Martin Bösch 5700 To thank the Author because you find the post helpful or well done.      Help

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