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Redbeard

Thanks for the hospitality. I am the proprietor of the antique radio resource, The Philco Repair Bench. It's a repository of antique radio service information for collectors and restorers of Philco radios from 1928 through 1947 or so.

The Philco Repair Bench at http://members.aol.com/caschwark

I'm also the Web Admin. for The Antique Wireless Association at http://www.antiquewireless.org an international organization dedicated to the preservation of our wireless and communications heritage.

Looks like fun here. When do I get my Official Travel Towel?

Chuck (aka: Philco)

NB: I don't care much for Vogons either...I'm not poetic to begin with. (Maybe that's an advantage?)

Who let you in here without a towel!?!
Actually there are a few places here where you can get virtual towels.

Haven't seen many Vogons here, thankfully. Now and then you get someone that acts like one , but that's rare.

Philco Repair Bench looks fascinating. There's something very special about the look and feel of antique radios. Does this mean that you're located in Illinois? I'm in central Illinois at Illinois State University.