When did the zenith r-7000 transoceanic come out?

When did the zenith r-7000 transoceanic come out?

Last of a proud lineage, the Zenith R-7000 TransOceanic is a study in contradictions. Produced from 1979-1981, it was the most powerful and sophisticated TransOceanic of all, employing integrated-circuit technology with modular printed-circuit boards, while eliminating several weaknesses of previous solid-state models.

How much does a zenith Royal 7000 cost?

Search under Trans-Oceanic (the correct spelling) or Transoceanic and you will find many at any given time. You can proceed in different ways depending on how much effort you want to put into your radio. You can spend big bucks to get one that is virtually showroom fresh…MIB (Mint In Box with all papers) units have often sold for over $500.

When was the last transistor Zenith Radio made?

Hand tighten to snug and back off 1/2 turn. this radio is dated April 16, 1957 on the inside of the case. The Model A600 was the second to the last of the tube driven Trans-Oceanics. After that, they went to the all transistor Zenith Trans-Oceanic Royal radios.

What kind of meter is on Zenith transoceanic radio?

The new TransOceanic was outfitted in black brushed chrome, and dark orange. The side panels were encased in black leather. The R-7000 has two small needle meters at the upper right. The rightmost meter is used for centering when tuning in FM stations.

What kind of tuner does zenith r-7000-2 have?

In the final version, model R-7000-2, which had chassis 2WMR70, the tuner is entirely gear-driven, providing greater precision and reliability. (Incidentally, R-7000 belts are available from Great Northern Antiques. I have also been told that the belt is Goodyear part number 72MXL012.)

What’s the difference between Royal 7000 and Zenith 7000 s?

A note on that battery tube. Unlike the Royal 7000 with it’s three battery tubes, the R-7000-s was supplied with only one battery tube which is used in the top row of cells. The middle and bottom rows are held in place by the design of the battery compartment itself.

Which is part of SW3 on Zenith r-7000?

On a continuous coverage design like the R-7000, 31 meters is part of SW3 which spans 7.4 to 10.4 MHz, making it much harder to identify specific frequencies between 9.4 to 10.1.