Sidebar Sidebar
  • You can now help support WorldwideDX when you shop on Amazon at no additional cost to you! Simply follow this Shop on Amazon link first and a portion of any purchase is sent to WorldwideDX to help with site costs.

boat anchor porn

B

bioman

Active Member
Nov 13, 2005
263
1
26
56
reading,pa
these are the rigs that came across my desk in the last week or so......

though you guys might enjoy...

wooden case multi meter from 1946
IMG_0201.jpg


elmac HAM band and regular AM broadcast band receiver with the power supply

IMG_0196.jpg


IMG_0198.jpg


IMG_0200.jpg


Hallicrafters SX-96 general coverage receiver

IMG_0219.jpg


IMG_0221.jpg


National NC-88 general coverage receiver

IMG_0299.jpg


IMG_0301-2.jpg


Hallicrafters Ht-37 10-80 AM/CW/SSB transmitter

IMG_0241.jpg


IMG_0242.jpg


Hallicrafters SX-100 general coverage receiver

IMG_0351.jpg


IMG_0352.jpg


my (for the moment anyways) "keeper" set-up ........I need a R-46B speaker to go with this

IMG_0356.jpg
 

That HT37 is a real looker. I'd take her to my bedroom and strap her down with a power cord and coax cable. Then I'd slowly rotate her knobs, run her through all of her modes and make her output level meter quiver. Once she got nice and hot I'd drive her hard over and over again until her caps exploded and shot hot goo everywhere... :drool:
 
WR0220 said:
That HT37 is a real looker. I'd take her to my bedroom and strap her down with a power cord and coax cable. Then I'd slowly rotate her knobs, run her through all of her modes and make her output level meter quiver. Once she got nice and hot I'd drive her hard over and over again until her caps exploded and shot hot goo everywhere... :drool:
Click to expand...

hahahahaha lol
 
WR0220 said:
That HT37 is a real looker. I'd take her to my bedroom and strap her down with a power cord and coax cable. Then I'd slowly rotate her knobs, run her through all of her modes and make her output level meter quiver. Once she got nice and hot I'd drive her hard over and over again until her caps exploded and shot hot goo everywhere... :drool:
Click to expand...


:blink: :laugh:

We just crossed radio fetish line :w00t:

To funny :D

but seriously those are some very nice old radios
 
lol you guys ain't right......

some test equipment this go around....

Logimetrics 925-s125 RF signal generator with the nixie tube display.....
(anybody know when they built these or where I can get my hands on a manual? it works fine but I like having manuals)

IMG_0357.jpg


IMG_0358.jpg


RCA WV-97A Senior VoltOhmyst VTVM...

IMG_0359.jpg


Heathkit V-7 VTVM
IMG_0361.jpg
 
WR0220 said:
That HT37 is a real looker. I'd take her to my bedroom and strap her down with a power cord and coax cable. Then I'd slowly rotate her knobs, run her through all of her modes and make her output level meter quiver. Once she got nice and hot I'd drive her hard over and over again until her caps exploded and shot hot goo everywhere... :drool:
Click to expand...
LMAO, that was a good one :LOL:
 
bioman said:
drool drool drool...........

well my desk doubles as a fallout shelter LOL

2X6s and 3/4" oak plywood i'm still not sure it would hold it tho.....
Click to expand...

____________________________________________________________________________

It`s only 2700 lbs, I would suggest floor of concrete however you can operate it

24x365 on AM only...

Just some Texas Toys :)


Regards,
John - kd5wjy
 

dxChat
Help Users
  • No one is chatting at the moment.


      Top Bottom
      Back