I also fit the profile -- got my novice license in 1954 when I was
12, then passed general the next year. My first AM rig was a Navy
TCS-12 which at that time was practically new. I worked all over the
place with a whopping 15 or 20 watts of AM power. :-)
/Brent W5FRG
I've enjoyed reading the ages and license length. I also fit that
profile.
69 on December the 3rd and licensed for 59 years. My radio shaped
my life
and many things I did and I love it every day. Currently using a
Collins
75A-1 and 32V-1 that are mint. Next to it is a Collins R-388 hot
rodded by
Chuck Felton and a restored CE 200V for vintage AM. How much fun
is that?
Thanks to everyone for a fun reflector.
Phil
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