Apparently I have suddenly become old, or at least realized that I have.
I know dozens of hams, but I think I am the only one actually using anything
HB, with the
exception of a nice 1929 Hartley or two.
A good bit of my stuff was built (or misbuilt) by others, but I’ve rescued it
from
Well, Wilson, no, I am not HBing anything right now. I have been mostly a
renovator, I did rework a Globe King 500B a few years ago. must have don e a
pretty good job, I am still using it. I just finished working on a HQ-120X,
an NC-300. Now working on a R-390A. I also own a
Seems to me the best place to find new homes for BA stuff
that's heavy and/or bulky is a Hamfest.
No shipping cost and hassles.
The Stone Mtn. Fest is this coming weekend.
David KD4E
Along with my boatanchors (Signal Shifters, 310-Bs, HROs, Drakes,
Hammarlund, Heaths) I have some real ship
A couple of days ago, I wrote a long reply to Todd K7TFC and it bounced.
I apologize for sending this to lists, but I have no idea how to reach TODD.
Todd's e-mail is bouncing and my replies sent to him at the ARRL server are
being refused
there.
If anyone knows an alternate addres sor if
I'm 74, retired for three years now. HB stuff includes a clone of a
Collins antenna tuner, a typical wire antenna tuner, a couple of regenny
rcvrs, multiple power supplies, field strength meter, inverted Vee antenna,
baluns.
Projects awaiting some time to commence (retirement is really busy!)
Hello,
The unit is no longer available.
Best Regards,
William
> From: w_b_mor...@hotmail.com
> To: boatanchors@puck.nether.net
> Date: Tue, 27 Oct 2015 04:08:12 +
> Subject: [Boatanchors] Any Interest: HP 608D VHF Signal Generator
>
> Hello All,
> Checking for interest out there before a
Hey Wilson,
It aint't over till they start shoveling dirt in your face.
Age is just a number. I plan to keep building transmitters and stuff until
I figure out what I want to be when I grow up. Now that I'm retired I don't
seem to have much time for building or operating. I just bought a
