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Ad Number:	1712939
Date Placed:	12/22/24
Name:	Gary Follett
Phone Number:	6514854012
Callsign:	W0DVN
Category:	RADIOHF
Heading:	Need Photo of National HRO500 Tune Drum
Ad Message:	I am working one a National HRO500 receiver from an estate. I have corrected the original problem, spline of band indicator drum loose from spider causing free rotation of that drum. However, the metal masks that have windows to allow you to see only one band of numbers at a time are missing. There appear to be two versions because the other HRO500 I have has a single half round drum that rotates with the band switch. The other one HAD a pair of flat plates, attached to Aluminum brackets on the drum assembly that did the same job. These are missing. Does anyone have this version of the HRO500 and who could take photos of those plates? Thank you. Gary

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