W9WRL Dave in Moline, IL

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Dave sends us photos of some vintage SSB and vintage AM radios. You can read all about Dave W9WRL at his website http://www.w9wrl.com/w9wrl/

This is Jim's Yaesu FT-101EX transceiver. It looks like it is set to the 40 meter CW band. You know it's good vintage equipment when there is a Heater switch!



Heathkit HW-12 75m SSB monobander.




 


This looks like Dave's AM station. I see a T368 and matching receiver also a Globe King transmitter and receiver with a Hallicrafter's speaker with the big H sitting on top the Globe King.
Looks like Dave's AM station with a Globe King sitting on a table next to a T368 and matching receiver.
Close-up photo of the T-368 transmitter and matching receiver
Close-up of the T368 transmitter and matching receiver.