Ham Radio Equipment updates

All models listed in order in which they where added to the site.

	National Company NC-400 Desktop Shortwave receiver 1959-1963	RX AM CW SSB 0.54-31 MHz TX - -
	National Company NC-33 Desktop HF/VHF Receiver 1948-1950	RX AM CW 0.5-35 MHz TX - -
	National Company NC-303 Desktop Shortwave receiver 1958-1962	RX AM CW SSB 160-10 m TX - -
	National Company NC-300 Desktop Shortwave receiver 1955-1958	RX AM CW SSB 160-10 m TX - -
	National Company NC-270 Desktop HF/VHF Receiver 1960-1964	RX AM CW SSB 80-6 m TX - -
	National Company NC-2-40D Desktop Shortwave receiver 1946-1949	RX AM CW 0.49-30 MHz TX - -
	National Company NC-2-40CS Desktop Shortwave receiver 194x-194x	RX AM CW 0.2-0.4 / 1-30 MHz TX - -
	National Company NC-200 (newer) Desktop Shortwave Transceiver 1967-19xx	RX AM CW SSB 0.49-30 MHz in 5 bands TX - 0.49-30 MHz in 5 bands
	National Company NC-190 Desktop Shortwave receiver 1961-1965	RX AM CW SSB 0.54-30 MHz TX - -
	National Company NC-188 Desktop HF/VHF Receiver 1957-1960	RX AM CW 0.54-40 MHz TX - -
	National Company NC-183 Desktop HF/VHF Receiver 1947-1952	RX AM N-FM CW 0.54-31 / 48-56 MHz in 5 bands TX - -
	National Company NC-173T Desktop HF/VHF Receiver 1947-1950	RX AM N-FM CW 0.54-31 / 48-56 MHz TX - -
	National Company NC-155 Desktop Shortwave receiver 1961-1963	RX AM CW 80-6 m, ham bands only TX - -
	National Company NC-140 Desktop Shortwave receiver 1963-1964	RX AM CW SSB 0.54-30 MHz TX - -
	National Company NC-125 Desktop HF/VHF Receiver 1950-1956	RX AM FM CW 0.56-35 MHz in 4 bands TX - -
	National Company NC-121 Desktop Shortwave receiver 1963-1966	RX AM CW SSB 0.55-30 MHz TX - -
	National Company NC-109 Desktop HF/VHF Receiver 1957-1960	RX AM CW SSB 0.54-40 MHz TX - -
	National Company NC-105 Desktop Shortwave receiver 1962-1963	RX AM CW 0.55-30 MHz TX - -
	National Company NC-101X Desktop Shortwave receiver 19xx-19xx	RX AM CW 10/20/40/80/160 m TX - -
	National Company NC-100XA Desktop Shortwave receiver 1938-1945	RX AM CW 0.3-30 MHz TX - -

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