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  • Muy-muy-muy, bueno.¡¡¡¡¡

    Enorabuena por conservar una parte de la gran historia de la radioafición.

    73.

    TONI.

    EA5HYW.

  • Nice video!

    I have the gold dust twins also. I am not familiar with the equipment on top of the transmitter control head, I've seen it on other GDT setups. Can you tell me what that is?

    W4TWA

  • love the 638, thinking about getting one, sometime. nice audio. nice setup too.

  • Love your equipment! I'm getting set back up after many years off air here in Sioux Falls. I'd like to to AM. I have a LOT of vintage AM audio equipment for our old AM Broadcast station. One question regarding the Collins rigs, can the transmitter be controlled via the Receivers VFO? I believe my old Drake set-up was that way but I can't recall. - KB5ZAU

  • @zappatx

    KB5ZAU de KF0HR

    AM and tube rigs are lots of fun, also lots of fun work to keep them going.

    My video on the GDT is kind of long just to show spotting of TX onto the receive .

    Just close isn't good enough these days of digital read out rigs. You will need to get used to stations telling you that you are a little off freq from them. That is why I show zero beating so the tweety bird just quits HI HI. Unlike newer twins you have to always spot your self. Just part of the classic op

  • Beautiful station!! Someday I hope to hunt the Gold Dust Twins down to add to my collection..

  • 73 de KB2FCV

  • @james1787

    I really enjoy the Gold Dust Twins. Wanted a set so bad. When a friend 35 miles down the road had a pair I was in heaven playing with them! We did some horse trading one night and they came to my QTH.

  • @ndchevy4fun

    Funny how that happens and things follow you home. I know that all too well. I've only seen them and pictures and thanks to your contribution, now video and they look and sound great. I have a little work to do on my Collins setup to put it in-line but seeing yours gave me a bit of inspiration to get mine up and running (75A-1/32V2). 73, James

  • @james1787

    The Collins 75A-4 and KWS-1 was my first Collins!

    I had my 32V2 and 75A-1 on AM 75 meters a week ago.

    Also have 75A-3 paired to Johnson Valiant, 75A2 with Ranger.

    My fav Collins is the A line with crinkle paint.

    Get the Collns on the air and enjoy....

    Terry KF0HR in North Dakotal

  • @ndchevy4fun

    Well, I now own a set of the Gold Dust Twins!! They are just about "installed" in my shack, just need to round up a cable or two. KWS-1 is tested and ready to go, all necessary caps replaced and all reccomended mods done. They are quite beautiful to behold. Also have the 312A-1 and the 302C-1. Maybe we can have a sked sometime!

  • @ndchevy4fun

    Well, I now own a set of the Gold Dust Twins!! They are just about "installed" in my shack, just need to round up a cable or two. KWS-1 is tested and ready to go, all necessary caps replaced and all reccomended mods done. They are quite beautiful to behold. Also have the 312A-1 and the 302C-1. Maybe we can have a sked sometime!

  • Just beautiful.

    73 Peter G0OMH

  • If you are ever in Minneapolis, check out the Pavek Museum of Broadcasting. The have a great ham station. One of these operating positions is the Gold Dust Twins.

  • good job for you.

    nice collins radio rig!

  • Nice video Terry!!! A truly beautiful station.

  • cool

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