Tuning 80-40 meters Shortwave on a National HRO
Test run of a recently rebuilt National HRO Jr. receiver from 1938. Using the "C" general coverage coil, I slowly tune from 3.5-7.3Mhz. Interesting to note, this HRO Jr. has a factory installed crystal filter that was normally absent from the standard HRO Jr.
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