No lo puedo creer! This is definitely the holy grail of radios. I had no idea it was possible to have such stability and low noise floor from a 1956 radio in 2022. Thank you so much, so much for posting this. I love when you record your QSOs Didn't ON3UN pass away a while ago? If this is recent I'm obviously mistaken. There was a famous amateur radio operator that passed. Ah wait I had to search. It was ON4UN who passed and he apparently was an author of many great antenna books and quite a respected ham.
Why stack the gear like that? There will be excessive heat transfer from the transmitter to the receiver. Capacitor life will suffer. Believe me, don’t stack vacuum tube radio units like that. Set them side-by-side, separated a bit. Allow full ventilation space above. -Thomas (Advanced-Class Amateur Radio License, 35-year designer of vacuum tube equipment)
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Que maravilla! Estupendo estado de conservación. Saludos
No lo puedo creer! This is definitely the holy grail of radios. I had no idea it was possible to have such stability and low noise floor from a 1956 radio in 2022. Thank you so much, so much for posting this. I love when you record your QSOs
Didn't ON3UN pass away a while ago? If this is recent I'm obviously mistaken. There was a famous amateur radio operator that passed. Ah wait I had to search. It was ON4UN who passed and he apparently was an author of many great antenna books and quite a respected ham.
Saludos Fernando que equipo de radio utilisas para los DX
Why stack the gear like that? There will be excessive heat transfer from the transmitter to the receiver. Capacitor life will suffer.
Believe me, don’t stack vacuum tube radio units like that. Set them side-by-side, separated a bit. Allow full ventilation space above.
-Thomas (Advanced-Class Amateur Radio License, 35-year designer of vacuum tube equipment)