Ms Office 2003 Professional Keygens more. I have an Echophone EC-1B receiver for sale. This radio is almost as ugly as my ex-wife, but unlike her, it probably can be restored. There are 3 jacks mounted on the side of the cabinet (no comment here). It appears complete, but I did not plug it in. Probably would be best to open it up and give it a good looking over before heating it up (still no comment). Decent parts or restoration project. Asking $25.00 OBO and I'll ship to lower 48.

Echophone radios sold! To see more of this seller's radios, visit Ken Smith's Radio Attic. Echophone EC-1 (1940-1946) Sold by Ken Smith on February 13, 2014.

(My ex ended up in Michigan). Thanks for reading.

You might notice that the word 'COMMERCIAL' appears below to the name 'ECHOPHONE.' I do not know this for a fact, but I greatly suspect that the word 'commercial' was added to the brand name because these little radios were quite 'military' looking. By adding the word 'commercial' to the brand name, the radio would not be mistaken for stolen government property by overzealous and over-ignorant officers and NCOs. I know from my own experiences in the military, something like this is necessary to prevent the lower ranking men from being accused of the worst kinds of things by their so-called 'superiors. Golden Logres 1 2 2 Serial Port. ' The main customer for these radios were America's soldiers, sailors and airmen, but they were also very popular with small airfields and with the Civil Air Patrol during and just after World War Two.

You see, from almost the beginning of aviation until the late 1940s, aircraft communicated with each other and with their airfields on shortwave. The shortwave circuits in these simple and inexpensive little radios performed quite well so that most airfield personnel preferred using an EC-1 for monitoring radio traffic rather than their more complex military radios. My EC-1 was used by the Civil Air Patrol and my EC-1b came from the Hancock Flying Field. The EC-1 in its Historical Context Echophone is a very old brand from the early days of radio and there are some beautiful old radios from that era.