Vintage National NC-88 Tube Shortwave Receiver Ham Radio Post war demo

A great tabletop shortwave receiver. The NC-88 is a true classic. The built in speaker is a real bonus. Most receivers of the time required an external type. The metal cabinet with glass dials is a real eye catcher.

[@williammeier4534]

I have an NC-98, the next level up from the NC-88. It no longer works but it still looks great on my desktop and is a reminder of the many years I spent in my teens, 20's and 30's in the early 1980's through mid 2000's DX-ing the various shortwave bands with many other receivers all over the United States! Your demonstration of the NC-88 showed me what I could have enjoyed with my NC-98 in earlier times. Thanks so much for sharing!

[@kd5ozy]

Great video. Just restored one. I love my tubes man!!!!

[@d-labelectronics]

James skippinhopper You got it man

[@Team-fabulous]

A lovely old receiver and another great video...

[@Sparkyzilla85]

Thanks for the video of this cool receiver!

[@brunoprimas1483]

Using CW mode for SSB, the volume should be turned fully UP, and the sensitivity knob should be used for the loudness.

[@ynjlky7121]

National in Japan(Matsushita) was a completely unrelated company so it became world-famous as Panasonic.

[@patrickwall8517]

Wow both CHU and WWV.

[@yardleybottles6025]

WANT!!!

[@timothypreseau8741]

Sure has good audio.

[@SJRIX405]

1:52 sounds like a duga radar

[@luizfranco3673]

Hi,
One more gift .
So I have subscribed to your channel ....
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Congratulations.
73, Franco - PY1EPU

[@d-labelectronics]

+Luiz Franco Thank you Luiz, I will not let you down