Jan,

The HW-16 was a crystal controlled transmitter only - no receive capability.

Yes, there was a time when transceivers did not exist, and many transmitters did not come with a VFO. Many VFOs were external to the transmitter.

73,
Don W3FPR

On 1/25/2019 4:35 PM, Jan wrote:
Err, WAYNE  - - there is some question as to the contents of the latest E-NEWS  ****

You write: armed with a dozen or so crusty FT-243 crystals for my Heath HW-16 .... (Away from "where" was a poorly answered question, as my Hallicrafters receiver dial wasn't exactly digital.)

QUESTION: Did your Heathkit HW-16 not have a tune-able receiver? So, why the Hallicrafters mention ??

Then you continue with:   Fortunately I soon acquired an outboard VFO, a life-changing addition to my station. Jealous friends doubled up on their paper routes to pay for their own. Girls suddenly paid more attention to me.

QUESTION: What do an outboard VFO  and  ... /Girls suddenly paid more attention to me/.  .... have to do with CW??

Nice write-up about CW Spotting

Cheers, Jan K1ND

**** I've read many a paper in my role as a professor ;-)

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