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All Wave Burn Myself I breath deep and feel shallow. The more I hold the burn in my hands- The harder it is to fight To let go of all the things I’m holding inside When life becomes a mask that you forget to put on I’m much more desperate than I’m leading on Even alone in bed I feel the eyes And the fingers on the back of my neck Some things will never leave And sometimes the dirtiest thing burns clean I’m trying not to stink of twenty-something desperation For the rest of my life. There are no more secrets that I want to hear I can’t distract myself, I can’t hide myself I breathe deep and feel hollow.
Pilot Model 40174 " All wave" By Frank Moore
Certain radios stand out because of their cabinet styling or unusual circuirty. The Pilot radio described in this article scores on both accounts. The 11-tube Pilot radio, shown in Figure 1, was made by the Pilot Radio and Tube Company of Lawrence, Massachusetts. Although it is identified as the Model 40174, it is commonly known as the "All-Wave," and it sold for 99.50 in the 1932 radio season. The radio has some unusual feature. The shape of the cabinet is different and looks like a "stretched cathedral." Even the speaker cutout is much wider than it is high. The layout of the controls and dials on the front panel is symmetrical, but why are there two sets of control knobs and two dials? Read the full article...