You guys have got to stop this stuff! I have been following this thread recalling my novice days. I never did get a regen receiver to work to my satisfaction, but I built my novice transmitter

Well, I'm not a real "old-timer", but built a 2-tube receiver from the QST 1956 in 1962 and a single-tube transmitter ( keyed oscillator ) in '63. I scrounged old tvs and radios from the local dump,

Hi Sam No worries, Let's have a go at 19:00 (00:00z) tomorrow. Hope all is OK 72/3 es God Bless de Wayne - KC0PMH -- http://www.qsl.net/kc0pmh/ Under construction but please visit anyway. QRP -

Hello, Unfortunately I will not be able to make our schedule tonight. I will be there tomorrow night a coupe of hours before net time monitoring. Sorry for any inconvenience. 73, Sam Neal

Todd, I posted against , the FCC site shows the amount posted for the last 30days, was 65 when i post today , 7/29/14. 73s, AJ W5HEH

Hi, Scott, n7net here. I have a WordPress blob called QNCW.ME. It began as a paper CW journal in the early 1990s and has finally morphed into a blog which is visited by a few. Yesterday it was a

Since the post I spotted and bought a nice TS-520SE off ebay. It arrived yesterday and looks as nice as in the pictures. Of course, shippers can do amazing things and in this case the plug managed

Bob fascinating discussion on your first ham receiver being a homebrew regen! it was in my teen years that Allied Radio sold out to Radio Shack, and the end of Knight kits - I remember the fire sale

See you then!! At YOUR speed.. bring your current temp, and what you are doing in your shack this week. Have a great day, --... ...--Dale - WC7S in Wy

Hi Curt: This time frame was about 60 years ago so this is what I remember. I got my start building regen receivers when I received an Allied Radio Knight Kit 6 in 1 radio lab kit for Christmas

here is a web site that can give insite to regen radio and crystal radio <http://www.makearadio.com/tube/index.php> kc5wa -- "The price of freedom is eternal vigilance" Thomas Jefferson

Bill thus far I haven't met a radio that I don't like some -- and I confess to having plenty of dead radio parts around. hopefully no one else has this compulsion. I wonder if anyone knows how to

Hi Curt, Let me relate my own experiences with regens. Once upon a time (when I was a kid) my parents bought me a radio kit - a regen. I was thrilled. I soon discovered that regens were just little

Bob extremely interesting on your first station containing a regen, and your report on QRM c. 1958 (yes I was not yet doing CW nor talking then). Was this first receiver home constructed by yourself

Hi Curt, Actually there are hams who use regens coupled with a TX on the ham bands. I did a few years ago and had a lot of fun. I plan to do it some more. It's not as difficult to build a supehet

Hi Everyone: I don't know what was discussed in other emails, but here "IS" just a little History: I got my Novice  license  in the Summer of 1958.   My Novice rig was a regen receiver and a

Nate I am no expert in radio history, and even 'that period' where AC-1 was used was before my time (although I did own an R5 SWL receiver that may have only been paired in advertising!). I am

Hi Walter, I talked to Jim Wharton at Dayton and he also mentioned this. While finding a new building for TT, they are going to lean out much and said they would be dropping the sheet metal line.