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The Hallicrafters SX-100 receiver
was produced from 1955 to 1962. It sold from $290 - $325 when
new. This is a very nice Hallicrafters SX-100 Mark 1A general
coverage communications receiver. This Mark 1A version is
next to last in the production series. The Hallicrafters SX-100
Mark II was the last in the production series. Controls included: Pitch Control, Reception, Standby, Phone Jack, Response Control (upper and lower side band selector), Antenna Trimmer, Notch Frequency, Notch depth, Calibrator on/off, Sensitivity, Band Selector, Volume, Tuning, AVC on/off, Noise Limiter on/off, Band Spread and Selectivity. |
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The Hallicrafters SX-100 receiver
is stable and sensitive and receives AM shortwave signals very well,
CW and SSB. The Hallicrafters R-46, R-46A and R-46B speakers were
matches for this receiver. This is a very nice example of a late
50s early 60s Hallicrafters communication receiver. |
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The Hallicrafters SX-100 Mark 1A
is a double conversion super heterodyne 14 tube receiver. It
covers from 538-34,000 kHz. The SX-100 included a "Tee Notch" filter,
which provides a stable non-regenerative system for the rejection
of unwanted hetrodyne. The "Tee Notch" also produces an effective
steepening of the already excellent 50 KC i.f. pass band (made famous
in the SX-96) and further increases the effectiveness of the advanced
exalted carrier type reception. It has a plug in 100 KC quartz
crystal calibrator, full precision gear drive dial system and a second
conversion oscillator crystal controlled (allowing greater stability
and additional temperature conpensation of high frequency oscillator circuits).
This receiver is stock and works great. |