I attribute the success to the Times Sequence Keying. And, of course, to the analog VFO.
Thanks again to Jeff Murray.
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An Unintended Post-Mortem
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Many of us wind up in a similar situation, I'm sure: we impulse buy at
hamfests—great plans for some big old currently non-working piece of
gear—and then...
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Nothing like using your Johnson in a proper manner.
ReplyDeleteTime sequenced keying is all fine and dandy, but I want nothing to do with it unless it's got a meter with a jeweled movement.
ReplyDeleteMy first QSO was using an Adventurer at Nicolet HS radio club in 1972. Used a Swan 400 as the receiver, the driver and finals were removed because the club president (a lapsed Novice) didn't want any of that unauthorized high power / VFO stuff for me the only licensed member (WN9KZY) !
ReplyDeleteWish I hadn't sold my Navigator! Had one when I was WN4CHQ back in 1972/73... de WA4CHQ
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