Re: sanding off chip markings?
- From: Michael <nospam@xxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 08 Jun 2006 15:12:51 GMT
mrdarrett@xxxxxxxxx wrote:
Two additional reasons I bought it:(snip)
2. In case of a nuclear strike against us, or equivalent catastrophe,
having a radio like this might come in handy. (Better than nothing at
all.)
Michael
Yeah ... just like FEMA was better than nothing to the City of New Orleans. :-(
If you really want to be radio-prepared for a nuclear strike, maybe it would be
better to have a receiver that does not employ EMP-susceptible components, e.g.
one of the "trench radio" designs. But then ask yourself: would a nuclear
strike kill all the *transmitters* within my receiving range?
Maybe you'd like a geiger counter to go along with your trench radio. There's a
gorgeous one sitting in a pile of my stuff that will go to the landfill next
Monday.
"OCD item No. CDV-700
Model No. 6B
The Victoreen Instrument Co.
Cleveland, Ohio"
Lovely yellow-painted case. Even has the red, white, and blue Conelrad logo!
--
(another) Michael
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