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Howdy Ho!

This site is undergoing a long overdue update. Having returned to radio after a 15 year SK period, Thanks in the most part
to Chris KB3RDU and Lieutenant Dan. Without their persistent nudging I would likely still be selling off my gear.

Gone are the BC-610 and T-368 : (
Their current resting places are unknown...

Much new gear has been added and I will be uploading some pictures and mod info soon.

Current projects include:
Elmac AF67 & PMR6
Heathkit DX60
Johnson Viking II
Homebrew 813's

New additions to the site.

Massilion Ohio Hamfest 2008
A night at Lieutenant Dan's little shack of horrors.
Multi-Elmacs
Hams

Links to other fine radio sites.

http://maxsummerville.com/W8MMS      A Ham's best friend
http://amwindow.org  The Huz mans AM resourse site. Thanks Steve!
http://amfone.net Another great AM resourse.

The BC-610 Page   BC-610H Circa W.W.II manufactured for US Signal Corps by Hallicrafters. 250TH final modulated with PP 100TH's{class b}. Link coupled output {plug-in coils}, Band switched exciter, Remote audio driver{bc-614}. About 50" High, 600lbs.

T-368C Korean war vintage by Crosley. 4-400A Final modulated by PP 4-125A's{class ab1}. PI-L output with vacuum variable caps. PTO tuned continuously from 1.5 to 20 MHz. About 50" High, 750lbs.

All images in this document are original and may not be used without the authors permission.(c)1995-2008 Joel Cumberland