Close-up of the 40 meter transmitter now owned by |
 Photo believed to be Hoffman. |
The radio shack - as found in 1996. |
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Wood box cabnet is copper lined. Xmtr just slides in. |
Top- Final stage: two 203A's final in P-P, link |
From the collection of John Dilks, K2TQN. -- New September 27, 1997.
The Hoffman Transmitter, c. 1928-1935, found
sealed in an attic since 1937.
One of the three transmitters has been donated to the museum of
Wireless and Steam in
East Greenwich, Rhode Island by the person who found the station. ---
More on this later.
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Close-up of the 40 meter transmitter now owned by |
Photo believed to be Hoffman. |
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The radio shack - as found in 1996. |
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Wood box cabnet is copper lined. Xmtr just slides in. |
Top- Final stage: two 203A's final in P-P, link |
Watch QST magazine for the story about this
ham radio station. We'll have more about it on this web page too.
And just wait 'till you see the power supply. Please check back.