Vtg ELECTRONIC ENGINEERING CO. MODEL LR-1 TUBE 10 meter AMPLIFIER (28-29.7 MHz)

This amplifier is sold for parts/repair and restoration. The unit powers on, tubes light up and start heating up until it shuts off. Signs of wear, including scuffs and scratches are visible on the unit's body. No other parts/accessories included. The Electronic Engineering Co. (EECO) was a manufacturer of amateur radio equipment, including transmitters, receivers, and amplifiers, during the mid-20th century. The Model LR-1 was a tube-based linear amplifier designed to operate on the 10 meter amateur radio band (28-29.7 MHz). The LR-1 was a popular amplifier among amateur radio operators during its time and is still used by some today. However, due to its age and use of vacuum tubes, it may require periodic maintenance and repairs by a knowledgeable technician. Overall, the Electronic Engineering Co. Model LR-1 tube 10 meter amplifier was a well-designed and reliable piece of amateur radio equipment, and it played a significant role in the development of the hobby during the mid-20th century.