Amateur Radio
You’ll find my radio-related posts at this link. You’ll also find many posts about the history of radio. And here are some related links from my other websites:
- I’m the author of the following study guides for FCC amateur and commercial exams:
- Local restrictions on amateur radio antennas
- Listing of Old QSL’s (1970’s) sent to WN0MEB, WB0MEB, and W0IS
- Equipment
- A Fan Dipole for 80 through 6 Meters. My article from QST, June, 2010. (You must be logged in to your ARRL account to view.)
- Radio History
- How to stock your electronic junk box.
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Hello.
I first saw your website when Samaritan Ministries caught my eye on QRZ.com. When I run across anything that seems to relate to religion, I explore, hoping to find people and organizations practicing and promoting life as an adherent of Judeo-Christian beliefs. My family and I are Christians, and feel the secular world growing in strength and losing respect for traditional beliefs in general, and Jewish and Christian ways specifically. Some of that secular world are actually targeting Christians with the idea that deeply-held Christian beliefs are a form of bigotry and hatred.
So, I am pleased to know that your are out there. Thank you for this opportunity to toss a line of recognition to a fellow traveler.
Regards to you.
I saw your information for churches and IR and saw that you are a HAM.
Our RACES group is trying to find either an IR or FM system where we can have at least two or possibly more people be able to listen in order to scribe in a noisy EOC environment.
Do you have any ideas what is available and where to look. We had hearing assistance in our church, but it is a little more expensive.
Would appreciate any help.
KJ6UJZ
Christie
I’m building the Hart-25 transmitter from an article in the April, 1955 Popular Electronics. It uses a 6L6 and a 5Y3. The coils are described as “ICA 2158”. The article gives the number of turns and wire guage but not the diameter of the coil forms.
I have searched the internet, searched some old radio catalogues but have been unable to find any mention. I would appreciate any help.
73, John
NS5Z
They are 1-3/8. I’ll send you a pic of their ad.