Here's the info on the Ham gear I mentioned: I have no idea if any of it works. Heathkit Transmitter Model DX40
Heathkit VFO
RME
Viking Challenger SW Transmitter
Monitor Subunit for frequency shift, converter CV89A/URA-8A Hoffman Radio Corp. Manufactures part # AA210 This was made for the Navy. Looks new.
Triumph Model 841 Ossillograph
I'm in Honolulu, HI so shipping sucks. If you think anything is useful let me know. The email address is valid. Thanks Karl
WOW! That sounds like my first AM rig! (de WA4ZEG) LLoyd
Yeah, I wonder how all the stuff I gave away ended up in Honolulu?
Paul, KD7HB
DX40 was CW only, wasn't it?
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Old..and heavy. Probably not worth the shipping to California. Damnit
Thanks Karl for checking back.
Gunner, probably going for his ham license after a 30 yr lapse.
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Oops, it could also do AM. Single 6146 final. That was one tough tube!
No, DX40 is both CW and AM. I have one I am refurbing at the moment. Dave Foreman
That's what I thought. Think it's worth trying to give away to local Ham enthusiasts? Thanks Karl
The Heath DX40 and VFO are classic novice rigs, they would be greatly appreciated by somebody getting into the hobby.
Jim
Nope, DX-20 (my first rig) was CW only, DX-40 was CW and AM.
Thanks I'll find someone who can use them. They almost got tossed because they didn't know what they were. If my father was still around I'd give them to him. He always wanted to do some Ham stuff. Thanks Karl
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