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FS: REALISTIC DX150 and DX160 RECEIVERS

Category: THF
From: AF4K, Brian
Email: af4k@hotmail.com
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Date: 06/01/06

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FOR SALE: REALISTIC DX150 and DX160 SHORTWAVE RECEIVERS. This is a general coverage Shortwave and AM band receiver covering 535 kHz to 30 MHz in several bands, with bandspread tuning for the ham bands etc. Single conversion design produces extra clean signals. The DX160 model includes the 150-400 kHz LF (longwave) band. The DX150 does not. Made in Japan 1975-1980, Voltages: 120 V AC OR 12 VDC. Coverage: 150-30000 kHz Readout: Analog, Modes: AM, SSB & CW, Selectivity 4 kHz, Single Conversion Superhet. Bands: 150 - 400 kHz, 535 - 1600 kHz, 1550 - 4500 kHz, 4.5 - 13 MHz, and 13 - 30 MHz. Bandspread bands: 3.5-4, 7-7.3, 14-14.35, 21-21.4 and 28-29.7 MHz plus CB channels 1-23. Headphone jack, S-Meter, Mute Line ANL, Dial Lamp, Standby, Bandspread, Antenna Trimmer, AVC. New Price: $160 Used Price: $90 - 145 Dimensions: 14.5" wide X 6" high X 9" deep. I have several of these receivers available for sale. Three are DX150 models. The rest are all DX160 models. Some of them have all of the original knobs. Some have one or two that are different. All of the receivers are being sold as-is. They are complete unless otherwise noted. At this point they are all untested and might work fine. Most of these need a new AC line cord. The antenna connections have all been changed to BNC receptacles but that is no big deal and it's very easy to change one of these to an SO-239 if desired. Some of these may have an extra sticker or two. Most of these sets look a little used, and show some wear, but they would be great for a restoration project or to use as is if you are not looking for a collector's model, beauty queen receiver. First come, first served means you will get the best choice up front if you buy now. I do not know if they work. I have not tested them,but since they were all removed from service from an active company when they were shut down, there is good reason to think that most of them work fine as-is. If you want them tested, then the price is going to go up a little, naturally. These sets typical sell used in the range of $95.00 to $125.00. I have ONE with no case for $25.00 plus shipping. I have one with a slightly dented case for $30.00 plus shipping. The others are all available for $45.00 each plus shipping. Pictures and details at: http://www.af4k.com/radios.htm