Jim:
        There might have been a lot of cool parts in that FM station.  For 
instance, I was given and old GE 10KW TV XMTR back about 30 years ago.  It had 
a lot of stuff I did not want, but others did, and it had a whole lot of stuff 
that was "way" cool that I wanted.  It had 270 degree 1ma meter movement and 
large precision wire wound meter multiplying resistors.  It had several large 
plate XFMRS and chokes.  It had oil capacitors.  Two of the chokes were 12 Hy 
open frame construction which Don, K4KYV, disassemble and rebuilt into a single 
40Hy modulation reactor which I am very proud to have and I use still today.  
There were mercury vapor rectifiers and filament XFMRS.  All of these things an 
more (I can't name all) were used in the construction of my PP-304tL rig.  And 
parts that I did not want went all over the South,  Of course you must have an 
empty garage to do all this in and that is where most folks say "no", as they 
might to building their own vehicle from scrap.  I
 f I had it to do now I would have to say "no" because there is just no time or 
space in my life right now.  Hopefully that will change before I get to old to 
walk.

Anyway I hope someone got the old FM rig and used the parts.
John, WA5BXO


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On Behalf Of Jim WB5OXQ inb Waco, TX
Sent: Saturday, April 04, 2009 11:32 AM
To: Discussion of AM Radio in the Amateur Service
Subject: [AMRadio] 7160Kc - The Video

I would love to participate in this but I have no vintage equipment right now.  
Except for my linear amplifier I am running Kenwood which with the heil mike 
and good dsp audio settings I am told I have excellent audio.  My amplifier is 
American made TenTec Titan 425 and easily makes legal limit on am with about 10 
watts of drive giving my transciever a lot of headroom.  I do have a camcorder 
and a digital camera that can shoot video and a video capture card in my pc.  I 
watched the video and was impressed but like most I am not fortunate to have a 
broadcast transmitter.  I was offered one a couple of years ago from a station 
that went dark but it was FM so I knew I could not use it for ham.
Jim WB5OXQ
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