Do you suppose this is the RR-1?
I went back to where I had seen the half demolished early Radar and it turns out it was an RR-3.
The controls are like Jon's but there's a chrome slide switch above the top dial that's labeled 'Locked' and physically jams a metal bar into the side of the door (and this one has plastic over the metal screen). Both of these were probably to assuage psychological fears about these evil 'cancer-inducing' radio waves!
Because of the placement of that lock, the Radarange script is moved and decorated with asterisks. There's a hidden switch below the bottom-most chrome edge labeled Buzzer On/Off. Jon, does yours have this? What's your buzzer sound like.
And finally, theres a red oval superimposed at the bottom of the dial backgrounds that says "Cooking" when the dials are lit up. Those are the differences I can spot.
If you can't tell by now, I liberated the control panel- damaged knob, worn-off paint, cracked start button and all.
I went back to where I had seen the half demolished early Radar and it turns out it was an RR-3.
The controls are like Jon's but there's a chrome slide switch above the top dial that's labeled 'Locked' and physically jams a metal bar into the side of the door (and this one has plastic over the metal screen). Both of these were probably to assuage psychological fears about these evil 'cancer-inducing' radio waves!
Because of the placement of that lock, the Radarange script is moved and decorated with asterisks. There's a hidden switch below the bottom-most chrome edge labeled Buzzer On/Off. Jon, does yours have this? What's your buzzer sound like.
And finally, theres a red oval superimposed at the bottom of the dial backgrounds that says "Cooking" when the dials are lit up. Those are the differences I can spot.
If you can't tell by now, I liberated the control panel- damaged knob, worn-off paint, cracked start button and all.