
This handsome two-tube two-meter receiver was featured in the September 1966 issue of Electronics Illustrated. The magazine noted that there was a great deal of activity on two meters in most areas, and this set would pull those signals in, perhaps with a TV antenna. The set was both superheterodyne and superregenerative. A local oscillator tuned 8 MHz below the band, and the superregnerative detector picked up the resulting 8 MHz signal. A speaker was built in, but there were provisions for headphones, for pulling in the weak signals.

