Nobody here mentioned using a home brewed receiver or an HF to BC
converter even. I know that Chuck in Midland TX is using a totally HB
receiver, and a very fine one at that, with lots of modern features.
The Best receiver I ever used was a car radio from a 1955 dodge. It
was the radio that had the separate vibropack and audio output section from
the main receiver. I did not use the audio output and power supply but
instead built a power supply and audio section on a rack chassis and then
mounted the radio in the front panel of the rack chassis. Also built into
the rack chassis was an 80/40 mtr converter and a BFO with adjustable
insertion. At the time it was a fantastic RCVR. I have often though of
doing it again with more modern additions.
John, WA5BXO
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