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From: "TC Dailey"
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Sent: Monday, June 20, 2011 6:38 AM
Subject: [Drakelist] HP-606B & HP-608E
This was on our local swaplist - the "E" model of 608 has a
separate counter output
For sale--
HP 608E RF generator, 10 to 480 MHz, $150 or bes
Well, I guess I better chime in with some verbage on this too. I wanted to
get my license about 1957, but couldn't find any of the crotchety old hams
in the town I grew up that would help!!! I didn't manage to get the theory
and code training until the Navy decided I needed it, so I got my Nov
Lots of good stories - I couldn't resist adding mine.
I grew up in a poor family, and got my novice license in 1961 - WV2VFV (hows
that for a cw call).
My first reciever was a Lafayette three tube regen. receiver ($15 was within
my Christmas present limit). I saved up for a DX-20 and a coupl
I got my Novice in '64 when I was starting the 10th grade. (Seems like a
lot of us started around that time). I had to share my station with my
brother, who got his license at the same time. That made it a little
easier to save up for equipment anyway.
Started with a DX-40 also, with just a few cr
This was on our local swaplist - the "E" model of 608 has a separate counter
output
For sale--
HP 608E RF generator, 10 to 480 MHz, $150 or best offer;
HP 606B RF generator, 50 kHz to 65 MHz, $125 or best offer;
Both generators in very good to excellent condition, checked out and
working prope
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