Amateur Radio         Fruita  CO  USA   

            Licensed as WN0UBD, Maple Lake, MN in 1954.  1st Station: Hallicrafters S-38C Receiver.  Homebrew 6L6 power oscillator from the ARRL
            publication "How to Become a Radio Amateur".  Rock bound on 3736 KHz.    In 1955 I dropped the "N" from the call and upgraded the station
            to a S-40A Rx, Heathkit AT-1 & VF-1 VFO.  Starting in 1956 I got on 2 meters AM & CW modes with a surplus T-23/ARC-5,  a home brew plate
            modulator, a home brew receiving converter and a home brew 6 element Yagi made from old TV antennas.

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          Fonts that look nice for programs like "DX Monitor"                        

          Help with EchoLink setup

          Annual Military to Amateur Crossband Test
                    (one week before Armed Forces Day)
          America tunes into Andrews

           Amateur Radio & the International Space Station  ( ARISS )

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73, Bob

Page Update: 01/20/2012