#LIVE SHARE GRUNDIG FORUM FULL#
#LIVE SHARE GRUNDIG FORUM PASSWORD#
#LIVE SHARE GRUNDIG FORUM DOWNLOAD#

with Radiomuseum, perhaps you could send info on RF102u, you have, so I can download More? O.K. I'm sure not their intent, I'm in Mensa, smart enough to know how stupid I am, is all, nothing elite, just very hard to join. Naive me did not realize there has been some difficulty with dealing with Radiomuseum, whole other story, Elite is B.S. A little to relay here, yep will get surface mail password, Radiomuseum, will get docs. Over my head this point, too much else to take care off. got the Grundig, the good, the bad and the ugly, Knob missing on tone, bright ring missing on SW2, stereo indicator does not light up, Knob that says FM stereo goes in and out but doesn't engage anything. My summers in Newport R.I., saw the tall ships in '76 I had grown up in Southington, Central Connecticut. Tech Rep, Industrial/Cost Engr within D.O.D. I spent ten years in Stratford at the Sikorsky plant as a Representative of the Defense Department for Naval Air Systems Command and the Defense Logistics Agency. I noticed your location: Shoreline Connecticut. One good thing for Vintage German sets, many of the members are German and know the sets and resources well.

You may very well consider joining as well. I will inquire as to dial stringing instructions.

I have been accepted into the RadioMuseum, password being sent out by surface mail. I know recap will be the route downstream, will avoid it long as possible, have to experience some first with my cheap K-731. Poor soul said it has always been a problem. A collector, he confessed to spraying contact cleaner once a week into the pushbuttons. I do worry about the push buttons, saw one grand old Grundig recently just southeast of Montreal. I should have it sometime this week, it will have a good home, if for anything, it will be my only FM Stereo. I fear the same, late time frame, competing with Japan and from the looks of it, granted, shallow logic, but of the eight tubes, two are for the Multiplex and one for the tuning eye, does not leave much left for anything else, small built in speakers. 'I was surprised and the 'Lack of Quality' my 102U had.'

Next will be a set of the 30s-40s will need to do a lot of research before I pick out my want list.

Full FM stereo, late 60sĪny insight would be welcomed, all my sets are keepers, I do enjoy owning them and look forward to keeping them running. Does any one know of this set? any manuals, documentation? Anything on its history or how it fits in the Grundig line. Only the one entry here on the Radio Museum:

The reason for the post, this is a rare beast, almost nothing on it and I've searched high and low. I know it is only worth what someone is willing to pay, it would be kind to say I did alright at 75 bucks though, I will not ask what its worth. Yep a tabletop stereo, ouch, vintage but perhaps of not much interest to serious collectors. I'll pick it up this week, another craigslist find. The saga continues, first got my three TOs and now this, a Grundig RF250u. Ouch you guys are tough! I read the entry on antique stereo radios and held back from posting this! Na not really, I know you share the thrill to a new collector who finds stuff he can call his own and enjoy the care that it needs.

#LIVE SHARE GRUNDIG FORUM DOWNLOAD#

#LIVE SHARE GRUNDIG FORUM PASSWORD#

#LIVE SHARE GRUNDIG FORUM FULL#

Live share grundig forum