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Which page are you viewing? all Comments: I enjoyed everyone of your projects, I like the older tube type circuits, since I am 69 years old I appreciate the older generation---thanks--cul De N5vog Burkburnett,Tx
Which page are you viewing? All Comments: Love the R-390A and rack. Very nice station setup. Thanks for taking the time to put this on the web. Fernando N2FQ/6
Which page are you viewing? One Tube Shortwave Receiver Comments: Great projects and very neat Inspiring - There is hope for some of the dozens of valves in my shed yet. Peter VK7PL Tasmania
Which page are you viewing? Pi aerial tuner Comments: Solved a problem for me. Many thanks John
Which page are you viewing? The Key Page Comments: This has been interesting info I built an ameco ac-1 transmitter in the 60's and it worked well. I found it in my attic and restored it just last month. Thanks for the good memories. AE4LA
Which page are you viewing? 1 tube receiver Comments: I built my first 1 tube receiver when I was 7-9 yrs old and loved it. It came from Boys Scout and it really worked great. It used a D battery and a 22.5 volt battery. Also, it used a 1T4 tube. I will try soon to build your version and will let you know how it works for me. The tickler slid over the coil form and worked great. Many Thanks ki4ixs Sandia Park, NM
Comments: Wow,Dad. Very impressive. Enjoyed viewing you projects.
Comments: Very nice construction, it looks like the old days when people were building their own equipment and soldering was a art in it's self. Finding the parts was the fun thing to do and having it work when you were done putting all the parts together. Best wishes Al Conn W8RXY
Comments: Nice rig! Good job with it. The Ameco AC-1 looks a lot like the single-6AG7 transmitter I built as a Novice. I got it from the '57 RAH but it was originally described in a 1953 QST article. I still have it, and am working on it now.
Comments: I found my Ameco AC-1 kept in storage for 40+ yrs. I plan to test it and put on the air soon.Thanks for everybody's interest in this transmitter. I will enjoy using it. Thanks Mike KK4UID
Comments: The 6L6 transmitter brings back memories of the old days . Its still a magical mystical experience to me. I am getting back into cw ( up to 8-9 wpm now ) Building the 6L6 transmitter and putting it on the air will be the icing on the cake ! hi hi . Thanks for the great work and presentation of the 6L6 transmitter ! 73 Jesse .
Comments: TNX,NICE..ONE TUBE..MUST STAY UP ALL NIGHT..73..OM..
Comments: I love that xmiter and if kit was available I would buy it real quick. Like most I don't need the parts hassle. 73 Joe wa3qns
Comments: great site, very interested in the "new" vintage designs, I spent about two hours here, and the dx activity.. liking this site thanks. 73 john
Comments: I made a few contacts with KU3V and his 5 watt 6l6 xmitter It brought back great memories of my 6L6 CW transmitter I built in 1947
Comments: Thanks for sharing your projects! We just ordered a 6L6 tube and socket to try out in our bread board 13.56 mhz power supply we are building. Our new youtube channel is: lablancengineering2 Cheers Cw
Comments: Great website. Since the last Classic Exchange on-the-air CW event I have the "bug" to build some good ol' fashioned tube gear. Not sure where I'll start but the text, photos, and drawings on your site will make life pretty easy! Thanks & 73 Barry K6RM |
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