Note
QST, Jul 1945, p. 93.
QST, Apr 1946, p. 159. (improved with "Cal-O-Matic")
QST, May 1946, p. 125. (Newark ad with some details)
QST, Jun 1946, p. 159. (better noise limiter) (constantly improved but no "yearly models")
Lafayette catalog number 88 (1947, copyright 1946), p. 98.
QST, Feb 1947, p. 159.
Lafayette catalog number 89, p 173.
Radio Manufacturing Engineers' first post-war receiver (probably the first post-war receiver) built on the company's designs of the pre-war and war years. The initial model, the RME-45, was introduced in mid-1945. Early the following year, the Peoria, Illinois company released the 45B, adding two-speed tuning, calibrated band spread for the ham bands, and improved noise limiting. The receiver covered 0.55-33 MHz and used 10 tubes, alllocktals except for the rectifier and voltage regulator.
