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  1. If anyone buys Joe Walsh's Mohawk receivers, I have a Heathkit Maurader transmitter that matches, happy to negotiate a good price to clear up a workbench, lol. #boatanchor #hamradio

  2. The Museum of Internal Fire have posted an end-of-season walkthrough of their radio and telephone exchange shed.

    fb.watch/o1LNxL5Ang/

    Sorry about the FB link, but I couldn’t find it on any other video platforms 🙁

    #MuseumOfInternalFire #Telephone #Strowger #ElectroMechanical #telephoneExchange #Telecoms #TelecomHistory #HamRadio #AmateurRadio #BoatAnchor #phreak #Phreaking

  3. #hamradio #amateurradio #amateurfunk #hamr #cbradio #27mc #SWL #DX #SDR #HFbands #vintagefriday #boatanchor
    Table communication shortwave AM/CW receiver #Hallicrafters Super Skyrider SX-28 Coverage: 550 kHz to 43 MHz in 6 bands. Built: 1944–1946. Weight: 75 lbs (34 kg) Bands: 550 kHz - 1.6 MHz, 1.6 - 3.0 MHz, 3.0 - 5.8 MHz, 5.8 - 11 MHz, 11 - 21 MHz & 21 - 43 MHz.

  4. #hamradio #amateurradio #amateurfunk #hamr #cbradio #27mc #SWL #DX #SDR #HFbands #vintage #boatanchor Table communication receiver. #Collins 51J-4. Coverage: 540 kHz to 30.5 MHz in 30 ranges, AM/CW/MCW. Built 1957–1963. Weight, almost 30 kg

  5. The FT-857 has all the fancy stuff - CAT, digital modes, memories, etc. - which I like for digital contacts but for actual voice QSOs I much prefer the venerable TS-520. #amateurradio #boatanchor #ragchewing

  6. #hamradio #amateurradio #amateurfunk #hamr #SWL #DX #SDR #HFbands #Vintage #boatanchor
    A 40's PCR3 tube receiver. Built by Philips Lamps Ltd in London for Pye Radio Works Ltd. (Band 1: 2100 - 850 m, band 2: 570-190 m, band 3 5.8 - 18 MHz)

  7. #hamradio #amateurradio #SWL #DX #hamr
    Pick up a #vintage #HF radio next weekend. It's a 60's 6 bands, 24 volt #BoatAnchor.

    Brand: #RadioHolland Type: #RZ6231 or RZ6231E. Someone information?

  8. Retrotechtacular: Making Chains - We take the everyday materials of engineering for granted, as ubiquitous components rather than as c... more: hackaday.com/2019/05/27/retrot #retrotechtactular #retrotechtacular #boatanchor #forging #chain