Ham Radio Equipment from the 1930s

The timeline selects and sorts rigs according to manufacturing dates. Find rigs of your favorite era, or your year of birth. Rigs with uncertain manufacturing dates (like "19xx") are excluded from these pages.

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	SW-5 Desktop Shortwave receiver -	RX AM 2609-19355 kHz (526-2727 kHz optional) TX - -
	Comet Base Station Amateur HF Receiver -	RX AM 545 kHz - 20 MHz with plug-in coils TX - -
	SW-3 Desktop Shortwave receiver -	RX AM 0.3-30 MHz TX - -
	Comet Pro Base Station Amateur HF Receiver -	RX AM CW 545 kHz - 33 MHz with plug-in coils TX - -
	AGS Desktop Shortwave receiver -	RX AM CW 1.5-20 MHz TX - -
	FB-7 Desktop Shortwave receiver -	RX AM CW 1.5-20 MHz (coils FB A-E) 0.8-34 MHz (coils FB AA-F) 20-160 m (bandspread coils AB 20-160) TX - -
	9 Desktop Shortwave receiver -	RX AM CW General coverage TX - -
	S-1 Skyrider Desktop Shortwave receiver -	RX AM CW 1.6-22 MHz in four bands TX - -
	S-4 Super Skyrider Desktop Shortwave receiver -	RX AM CW 1.3-21 MHz in four bands TX - -
	HRO-M Desktop Shortwave receiver -	RX AM CW 0.05-30 MHz depending on coil pack TX - -
	HRO-SR Desktop Shortwave receiver -	RX AM CW 0.05-30 MHz depending on coil pack TX - -
	9D Desktop Shortwave receiver -	RX AM CW General coverage TX - -
	S-7 Super Skyrider Desktop Shortwave receiver -	RX AM CW 0.54-48 MHz in five bands TX - -
	69 Desktop Shortwave receiver -	RX AM CW 0.55-32 MHz (6 bands) TX - -
	S-9 Super Skyrider Desktop Shortwave receiver -	RX AM CW 0.54-42 MHz in five bands TX - -

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