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RDR Corp. 500
RDR Corp. 500
Photos donated by Robert Cruz KE4MCL.
RDR specialized in military stuff and got into the consumer market after WW2 just to get by until the next war came along. The radio chassis is very well built but the cabinet looks like they made it in shop class! it is the correct cabinet for the radio.
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