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RL Drake SSR-1 Communications Receiver in Excellent Cosmetic Condition

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MPN:
SSR-1
Condition:
Used
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$38.00 (Fixed Shipping Cost)
  • RL Drake SSR-1 Communications Receiver in Excellent Cosmetic Condition
  • RL Drake SSR-1 Communications Receiver in Excellent Cosmetic Condition
  • RL Drake SSR-1 Communications Receiver in Excellent Cosmetic Condition
  • RL Drake SSR-1 Communications Receiver in Excellent Cosmetic Condition
  • RL Drake SSR-1 Communications Receiver in Excellent Cosmetic Condition
  • RL Drake SSR-1 Communications Receiver in Excellent Cosmetic Condition
  • RL Drake SSR-1 Communications Receiver in Excellent Cosmetic Condition
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This RL Drake SSR-1 Communications Receiver, is in Excellent Condition.

The SSR-1 receiver was a Wadley loop receiver that was built for Drake in Japan. It incorporates 95% of the Wadley design.

I checked this one on the air and it is working great and has good receive sensitivity. 

 I did notice that if not used for a while, it takes a minute or two before it powers up after it has been turned on. 

 I suspect the main power supply capacitor may need to be replaced.

 I have not used it on batteries but everything looks to be in great shape including the battery compartment.

It is being sold as is, as described for the family of a silent key who was my friend.

General Coverage Communications Receiver Rating (1-5): HH (2)
Made In: Japan 1975-1978 Voltages: 117/240 VAC 8 x D
Coverage: 500-30000 kHz Readout: Analog Linear
Modes: AM/LSB/USB/CW Selectivity: 5.5/3 kHz
Circuit: Double Conversion Physical: 13 x 5.5 x 11 inches 14 Lbs.
Features: ¼" Head. Jack, S-Meter, Preselector, Clarifier, Mute, Dial Lamp, Dial Lamp Switch, Spinner Knob.
Accessories: DC-PC 12 VDC Cord.
New Price: $299-350 Used Price: $230-300
Comments: The MHz knob (top left) tunes inner MHz dial on display. The main tuning knob (large) rotates the outer dial (10 kHz graduations). If the AC line voltage fails an automatic circuit switches to the internal D cells. Later production features a trap door on the top panel for easy access to the battery compartment. This was the only Drake receiver made outside of Ohio. It mas made in Japan.
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