Wow! Those of us from a certain era built our stations from parts
scrounged from discarded television sets using designs handed down by
amateur ancestors and our mentors. Most of the TV sets came from behind
the local Radio/TV repair shop, not the town dump, but they were in the
"free pile." That would make us the most interesting hams in the
world?? Some of us are even still alive.
73,
Fred ["Skip"] K6DGW
Sparks NV DM09dn
Washoe County
Andrew Moore wrote on 6/8/2022 3:52 PM:
Most of her station is homebrew, built on designs by amateur ancestors but
with her unique contributions.
His station accessories are built from components salvaged from the yard
sale "free pile" and the town dump.
They're the most interesting hams in the world.
Andrew NV1B
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