Bernie,
My call, W8KGI, comes from Columbus. I lived there from 1970 to 1989 and
worked for Bell Labs out at the Western Electric plant on East Broadway. I
also shopped at Universal Service, and I even bought Gibby's 75A3 there when
they were liquidating his gear after he died.
Jim, W8KGI
Sa
Try this one Van it seems to be working.
http://bama.edebris.com/manuals/
Joe Dube K4TR
K4TR Antenna Mfg & Sales
www.k4tr.com
352-232-0281
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From: "Van K7VS"
To: "Discussion of AM Radio in the Amateur Service"
Sent: Friday, November 20, 2009 6:05 PM
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I think that they had a major problem and have been re building for qoite a
while.
I just used this link to download the Valiant construction manual.
http://bama.edebris.com/manuals/
73, John K6HSG
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From: "Van K7VS"
To: "Discussion of AM Radio in the Amateur Service"
Hi Van,
Use: http://bama.edebris.com/manuals/
I just did and it came up fine. I believe the original BAMA site maybe down.
73 Larry WA9VRH
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Sent: Friday, November 20, 2009 5:05 PM
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No Van it is still there the mirror site that I use is still working. I
always had trouble with the main site so I use the mirror site and it seems
to always work.
Joe Dube K4TR
K4TR Antenna Mfg & Sales
www.k4tr.com
352-232-0281
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Hi Dave,
What kind of Hallicrafters gear do you have for sale? Also looking for a good
Gonset G-77 with modulator/PS.
Thanks and 73,
John, W4AWM
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I KEEP GETTING KICKED BACK WITH BAD WEBSITE. DID THEY GO AWAY?? VAN
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Hi David, what are selling out of the collection that may be interesting to me??
-73- Peter K2LRC
www.k2lrc.com
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For all of you out there who want to relive your early ham radio days, I have
lots of old boatanchors at the Collins Radio Center that I would like to sell.
Easy to get to - just east of Johnstown, PA
I would certainly prefer pickup as these wonderful Hallicrafters, National,
Hammarlund, Ed
On Nov 20, 2009, at 11:15 AM, Bernie Doran wrote:
>
> wish I had my heath AT-1 back, 1954, t
It is amazing how my perception of any given radio from my misguided youth
changed when I get one on the table today :-)
Over the years I've acquired -- and passed on -- almost every receiver I used
Hi all: James's HRO50 sounds like the oldest so far. I also acquired an HRO
50-1 in the spring and am still trying to get it going. got a 75A2 abt two
moths ago and it is now recapped and sounds great. it is a better rx than my
FT1000 Mark V, that thing hears stuff that is not there!!! always h
I still have my original Heathkit "Twoer" that was given (sold fer $15)
to me by my Elmer. I also was able to find the EFJ Ranger that I bought
from Henry Radio in Butler, Missouri, back in 1964 when I got my general
class ticket. The ham that had it GAVE it back to me and even paid for
shippi
Jim, That's like lifting up the radiator cap of a Chevy and slipping a Porsche
under it!
On Nov 20, 2009, at 10:42 AM, JAMES HANLON wrote:
> I have my original HRO-50, purchased new from Steinburgs in Cincinnati in the
> summer of 1950 (thanks, Dad!). It's had a few mods over the years, like a
I have my original HRO-50, purchased new from Steinburgs in Cincinnati in the
summer of 1950 (thanks, Dad!). It's had a few mods over the years, like a pair
of mechanical filters and a tee-notch, a product detector and audio derived
avc, saturated reactor filament regulation for the local oscil
I'm not old enough for gear 50 or more years old but can do over 40
years old.
I still have the Hallicrafters S-41W receiver my dad gave me in 1962. He
bought it new during WWII.
I also have my AN/GRR-5 and all accessories which my cousin got out of
MARS gave me back in 1964 although it was go
There is a guy who sells these special long screws in the back pages
of Electric Radio magazine.
Bry, AF4K
Date sent: Fri, 20 Nov 2009 3:36:57 +
From:
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Subject:Re: [AMRadio]
I have acquired several rigs that are like the ones I either had back in the
1950's or WISH I had:
Viking Ranger I
National NC303
Viking Valiant
Heat AT-1/VF-1
Hammarland HQ-140XA
Hallicrafters S-38A
All are working! I've enjoyed putting the Viking rigs on the air on the first
Wednesday AM night
Bernie Doran wrote:
> I am curious as to how many pieces of old gear, say 50 or more years old, are
> still with the original owner.
While it is MUCH older than I am, I picked up a DX-60 and HG-10 Brand
New in the Box at a yard sale for a SK last year. I use it a good bit on
75 Meter AM :-) I a
I wish I still had some of the original ham gear. I do still have my first
Heathkit -- a V-7A -- which I assembled circa 1957. Still use it, too :-)
Grant/NQ5T
On Nov 20, 2009, at 7:19 AM, Bernie Doran wrote:
> I have a 75A4 that I purchased new as a pup and I was just wondering how
> many
I have a 75A4 that I purchased new as a pup and I was just wondering how
many are out there still in the hands of their original owner, probably not
very many. Now I realize that there is probably someone who has the entire A
line in never opened boxes! anyway, I am curious as to how many pieces
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