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I had a B and a E and they both served me well for many years.
Yes you had to tune every time you changed bands, and before I got the E with matching frequency counter you had to guess a bit, but for a basic HF rig I enjoyed mine for years.
With the AM filter and set down to a 20 watt dead key, it was a fantastic AM rig.
The B still had Toshiba Green Stripe tubes in it.
I recently gave both of them to my brother.
I made a lot of memories with my 101's.

[QUOTE="AudioShockwav, post: 793003, member: 6"] I had a B and a E and they both served me well for many years. Yes you had to tune every time you changed bands, and before I got the E with matching frequency counter you had to guess a bit, but for a basic HF rig I enjoyed mine for years. With the AM filter and set down to a 20 watt dead key, it was a fantastic AM rig. The B still had Toshiba Green Stripe tubes in it. I recently gave both of them to my brother. I made a lot of memories with my 101's. [/QUOTE]

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