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Channel Master 6516 AM Pocket Transistor (1959)
(plastic transistor shirtpocket radio)

Channel Master 6516 AM Pocket Transistor (1959)

THIS RADIO HAS BEEN SOLD!

Nice Channel Master seven-transistor AM pocket radio. I restored this radio with brand new electrolytic caps, and new heavy duty 9 Volt battery clip. Nice clean audio, and has great volume. No cracks, chips, or dents. Radio receives lots of AM broadcast stations across the entire band. I was able to listen to a station in Toronto, Canada, on 740 KHz Zuma radio, nice oldies station. This is a great performer for a pocket radio. Add $8 for domestic shipping.

Channel Master 6516 AM Pocket Transistor (1959)

THIS RADIO HAS BEEN SOLD!

Nice Channel Master seven-transistor AM pocket radio. I restored this radio with brand new electrolytic caps, and new heavy duty 9 Volt battery clip. Nice clean audio, and has great volume. No cracks, chips, or dents. Radio receives lots of AM broadcast stations across the entire band. I was able to listen to a station in Toronto, Canada, on 740 KHz Zuma radio, nice oldies station. This is a great performer for a pocket radio. Add $8 for domestic shipping.

Reported sold by Lenny Bickford on January 7, 2018
Listed price on date of sale - $39.95
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