KC0P W0VLZ QSO
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Lovely demo. It shows what you can do with simple equipment. Nice to hear the sounds of a regenerative receiver. It reminds me of the valve receiver I built when I was 13 from scrap TV parts.
G0IMB 2 years ago
Excellent demonstration OM. Brings a mist to my eyes. I never knew a TNT or a SW3 could be that stable! I am amazed by the rigs used by hams in those early years. Thanks for illustrating it so very well.
73s de ka4pno
KA4PNO 2 years ago
Say Niel:
FB on running boatanchor to boatanchor with KC0P. 73
catman351 3 years ago