Tonight I had the pleasure of following a Fed-X truck down the freeway.
His back door was up and he was dropping packages all over the interestate.
They were getting wacked left and right. Suppose it had been a pristine SX-88
that I was shipping to someone? LOL
I stopped and got one box and it
Did more research. The date was November 15th, 1972. The FCC changed the 40m
Novice band,they authorized the use of VFO's by Novices, and Novices got
28.1-28.2 CW. I remember borrowing a VF-1 to go on the borrowed HW-16 as the
40m crystals I had were useless.Had a note in my logbook about change
Ah, yes!
There was activity on 40 meters 24/7, despite Radio Moscow, Voice of
America, BBC, etc.
While my old Viking Ranger has long since gone to who knows where, I still
have most of my Novice crystals, including my two favorite frequencies,
71.75, and 71.95.
I also still have the HQ110-A/V
>
> I assume you are using the Drake PS for the TR series?
>
Ron,
Nope! As far as I can tell this power supply was one of the first itmes Drake
ever produced. They made a few items during WWII and this was made I believe in
1944.
It sort of a squatty cube about 1 foot on side and about a foot a
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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> Geoff wrote:
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>> I spoke up (I'm not shy!) and said "What's the matter, this stuff boring
>> you?" HE said "Hell yeah! I don't come turn my radio on to just sit
>> and listen to all this electronic building crap! I wanna talk about
>> what's important to ME!"
>
Geoff wrote:
>
> I spoke up (I'm not shy!) and said "What's the matter, this stuff boring
> you?" HE said "Hell yeah! I don't come turn my radio on to just sit
> and listen to all this electronic building crap! I wanna talk about
> what's important to ME!"
> THERE's a 'ham' for ya...
>
> S
Thanks Mark
My instincts told me that there had to be something available out there, either
Drake, Heath or some commerical piece.
I assume you are using the Drake PS for the TR series?
Cheers
Ron
> From: Mark Foltarz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Date: 2005/02/23 Wed PM 08:02:06 EST
> To: Discussio
Joe - I just dug out my musty old 1973 ARRL Handbook, and on page 14 it
shows the Novice band on 7100 to 7150. So that narrows it down to either
late '72 or '73 that it was changed. Seems like it was later than that, but
time flies - hi hi! It's fun to do a little amateur radio research now and
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