EQUIPMENT QUESTION

[Bob Hardie- W5UQ]

Is that the receiver I saw at the Dayton Hamfest, outside flea market?  
If so, I looked it over pretty good and as I recall, it looked pretty 
neat. 
I was told it was made in Italy for English speaking people, like 
Brittan, etc.  It had English writing on dials,etc.
That's all I can tell you.  GL,   Bob  W5UQ

Bob Peters wrote:
> Hi Guys, Anyone heard of or know the value of a Geloso Receiver and
> transmitter combo???
> A G-209 Receiver and a G-222 Transmitter. Stuff looks fantastic but very
> little on the web from the USA.. It is CW and AM only built late 50's
> early 60's. Any idea on value???
>
>
> Very Best 73's
> Bob W1PE
> The Voice of Mesquite
> www.w1pe.com
>
> "Money is only temporary, but radios are forever" - Jim Little aka "the
> old dog"/K5BAI
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