[ARC5] Another marine radio on the ham bands

[Tim]

Hi Bob Et. Al.  I echo what Bart said..Your website is very interesting...
Now I have to go find the article I read about a Russian radio that was
found buried in a cache in Virginia near Wash DC...
I particularly liked the sub-section on why the 6AC7 is the tube of choice
as an osc/buffer.  Well explained, that is a keeper for me...
Thanks,Tim
N6CC

On Sun, Nov 14, 2021 at 10:05 PM Bart Lee <bart.lee.k6vk at gmail.com> wrote:

> Bob, W9RAN:
>
> Great website!  I've just enjoyed Ed Marriner's articles about radio
> history as posted. He also did excellent historical articles for *Ham
> Radio* in the 1960s.  We may use some of his work on the (CHRS) Society
> of Wireless Pioneers website (www.SoWP.org).
>
> Also a very nice picture of that Russian cached radio. I think the Green
> Berets did the same sort of things in Eastern Europe in the early 1960s for
> the same reasons.
>
> 73 de Bart, K6VK ##
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> On Sun, Nov 14, 2021 at 6:04 PM Robert Nickels <ranickels at gmail.com>
> wrote:
>
>> As a follow-on to Dave's recent posts about the Bendix, here's one you
>> don't see often - a Sea Rad MM-50 made by Multi Products Company of Oak
>> Park MI, aka "Multi Elmac":
>>
>> https://tinyurl.com/4rjh4a68
>>
>> The eBay seller I got this from said he was told it came off of a Great
>> Lakes ore ship, but there's no proof of that and I haven't been able to
>> trace it's original callsign.   But I fantasize that it's true and every
>> year as 'the gales of November come early' the anniversary of the
>> sinking of the Edmund Fitzgerald prompts me to put it on the air.
>>
>> I've used it on several local AM nets recently and there is a link at
>> the bottom of the page above where you can listen to my check-in to the
>> DX-60 Net today on 3880 kHz.    The audio is punchy and the band was
>> starting to fade, but not a bad signal for 37 watts at a distance of 328
>> miles a bit after 9AM at the recording location.
>>
>> 73, Bob W9RAN
>>
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