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Hallicrafters SX-133
| General Coverage Communications Receiver |
Rating (1-5): HHHH (4) |
| Made In: United States 1968-1972 |
Voltages: 117 VAC 50/60 Hz |
| Coverage: 535 - 31500 kHzΉ |
Readout: Analog |
| Modes: AM/LSB/USB-CW |
Selectivity: 5/2.5/.5 kHz |
| Circuit: Single Conversion Superheterodyne. 7 Tubes.
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Physical: 18.25 x 8 x 9.75" 31 Lbs. 464x203x248mm 14.1 kg
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Circuit Complement: 6DC6 RF Amp, 6EA8 Mixer/Osc, 6EA8 1st IF Amp/Crystal Sel., 6BA6 2nd IF Amp, 6AL5 AM Detector/NL, 6BE6 BFO/Product Detector, 6GW8 AF Amp/Output and diode. |
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Features: Ό" Head. Jack S-Meter Bandspread Product Det. SSB/CW
RF Gain ANL BFO Antenna Trimmer
Mute Terminals Crystal Phasing Dial Lamp Speaker Terminals |
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Accessories: R-47 Speaker, R-50 Speaker, HA-19 Calibrator 100 kHz,
R-51 Speaker/Clock |
| New Price: $250-350 |
Used Price: $110-250 |
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Comments: Main ranges: .535-1.61, 1.725-4.7, 4.5-13 and 11.9-31.5 MHz. Ή
Reception gap from 1610-1725 kHz. Bandspread ranges: 3.5-4, 6.9-7.4, 13.5-14.4, 20-22,
26-30, 5.9-6.25, 9.45-9.8, 11.65-12 and 15.05-15.5 MHz. Note that the bandspread occupies
the long horizontal dial and the main tuning occupies the smaller rotary dial. The bandspread
of the 49, 31, 25 and 19 meter bands makes this radio more attractive to the shortwave listener
than the SX-130. |
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Hallicrafters SX-146
| Amateur Band Communications Receiver |
Rating (1-5): HHHH (4) |
| Made In: United States 1965-1968 |
Voltages: 105-125 VAC 50/60 Hz |
| Coverage: Ham. See Comments
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Readout: Analog Lin. |
| Modes: AM/CW-LSB/USB |
Selectivity: 2.1/_/_ kHz |
| Circuit: Single Conversion Superheterodyne. 9 Tubes plus Semiconductors.
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Physical: 13.125 x 5.875 x 11" 18 Lbs. 333x149x279mm 8.2 kg |
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Circuit Complement: 6JD6 RF Amp, 6GW8 Audio Amp & Output, 12AT7 Mixer, 6BA6 VFO, 6AU6A IF Amp, 6AU6 IF Amp, 6EA8 Osc. & Premix, 12AT7 AM Detector/AVC, Rectifier, 12AT7 USB/LSB Crystal Osc. and 6AU6A Calibrator. |
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Features: Ό" Head. Jack S-Meter AVC ON/OFF Preselector RF Gain ANL Mute Line Extl. Osc. Input BFO Fiduciary Adjust Flywheel Tuning Speaker Terminals |
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Accessories: 49-321 .5 kHz Filter, 49-319 5 kHz Filter, HA-19 Calibrator 100 kHz, R-50 Speaker, R-51 Speaker/Clock |
| New Price: $250-295 |
Used Price: $160-200 |
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Comments: Ranges: 3.5-4, 7-7.5, 14-14.5, 21-21.5, 28-28.5, 29-29.5Ή and 29.5-30Ή MHz. ΉThis range requires an optional crystal. Matches the HT-46 transmitter. Requires a
speaker. |
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