W7OS QSO with K6KPH 1/13/2007

Antique Radio Museum Station, W7OS, at Radio Club of Tacoma, WA. Having Morse Code QSO with Op RD at K6KPH. Op Rich KR7W at the W7OS key. XMTR is old 1930s Bread Board construction. Rcvr is Pre WW2 Hammarlund HQ-120X. More can be seen at www.w7dk.org.

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• Ham-Radio
• CW
• W7OS
• Antique-Radio
• Morse-code

[jvolstad]

CW 4 Ever!

[YanaSilaeva]

TU Cool !

RA3XEY (Yana Silaeva)

[suwartokartasoewarto]

I Love Antique Radio. I Have several but can not operated. In Indonesia you can find it easily. In Jakarta there was Antique Market in Jalan Surabaya (Surabaya Street), near Cikini's train station.

[takeo1969]

COOL!!!

[PistolPete2]

Now That's real ham radio! WD5IJI.

[ve1jc]

Real great to see this. 73 Dave

[fourfortyroadrunner]

FB, OM. I was first licensed in about '66, my first "rig" a Heath AR-3, sometimes used with a converted ARC-5 series RX as a converter. Damn thing would drift so bad during TX that it was hard to re-find the other OP. Homebrew 5763-1625 tx.  Remember the Burnstien-Applebee, was it 5, or 10 1625's for a buck?

73

[jamesmc555]

Telegraphist Not the segmentation fault Nor the phased locked loop But the local oscillator wandered Then unstable on the lower frequencies It was resonant at the time of the Tilley Lamp When the anodes glowed red And the relays chattered Following the key and the telegraphist As he hammered out this message Seek you seek you I seek you

[elmolincoln]

Very nice. I love old rigs. 73.

[catman351]

Nice RX. What was the xmtr agn? FB on contacting KPH! 73