My current
vintage 1960's tube CW and AM station |
My 100% American made boat anchor station |
World Radio Labs
DuoBander84 SSB tube transceiver |
WRL DuoBander84 40 meter and 80 meter SSB tube transceiver |
Heathkit
HW-12 75 Meter SSB Transceiver Build From a Kit |
I got to build this HW-12 kit in 2021 |
W1DX HB-67 Five-Band Receiver from the 1967
ARRL Handbook |
This is my current project. A 10 tube double conversion
superheterodyne receiver from the 1967 and 69 ARRL Handbook |
HBR-13
Superheterodyne Receiver from QST May 1965 |
A complicated 13 tube double conversion superheterodyne
from QST May 1965 |
Mate For The Mighty Midget
Receiver from QST Apr 1966
|
A simple 3 tube superheterodyne receiver that appeared in the
Beginner and Novice column in QST April 1966 by Lew McCoy |
Three Tube 80
Meter Regenerative Receiver |
A three tube 80 meter regenerative receiver built in the 1929
style and using some 1929 hardware |
US Navy QSL Cards From Naval Stations That I
Operated
|
A few QSL cards from my Navy days operating at US Naval bases |
Micamold XTR-1 Transmitter |
A simple three tube transmitter from the late 1940's |
Gross Radio CW-25 Transmitter |
1935 Gross CW-25 transmitter manufactured by Gross Radio Inc of
New York City |
Gross Radio CP-100 Transmitter |
1935 Gross CP-100, a 100 watt CW transmitter manufactured by
Gross Radio Inc of New York City |
Scott's Ham Magazine Articles |
Ham magazine articles I've written over the years |
Ameco AC-1 Transmitter |
A simple two tube 5 watt Novice transmitter kit from the 1960's |
Vintage QSL Cards |
Vintage QSL cards from the 1920's and 1930's |
Milwaukee School of Engineering 9SO -
W9HHX
|
Milwaukee School of Engineering ham radio station from the
1920's and 1976 |