That was interesting reading Ken. Up until you started with
high power, I was with you. I licensed in late 1955 and got
on 80 meter CW as a Novice about 6 months later. My parents
would not let me order anything until I knew I had passed
the test. ARC equipment followed for about a year and a
half. I did not have a high power AM signal until 1992 when
I found this Globe King 500A.
I do wish I had my old Novice license, but I know that is
long gone. The best I can do is a QSL card from my elmer
dated early 1957. You have made me wonder if anyone here
has a QSL from KN5MDQ or K5MDQ, especially the Novice one.
I would like to find a copy.
Jim/W5JO
Since we are going down memory lane, I thought I would put
in my 2 cents worth:
http://w2dtc.com/w2dtc-radio-history-page.htm
73,
Ken W2DTC
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