[Hallicrafters] HHI Web Site To Light Up And Glow!

[Duane Fischer, W8DBF]

Hi All,

The Halligan's Hallicrafters International web site is about to grow and 
glow! The very talented Web Master, W5JT, James Thayer, has some surprises 
coming very soon. Which I am sure that all lovers of things that still go 
glow in the dark will appreciate, as well as find informative and 
historically amusing.

Feel free to surf on up to the home page, deposit one 1964 or older .90% 
Silver dime for admission, then let Mr. Mouse do the legwork as you wander 
the historic hallways and enjoy the multitude of photos, articles, 
restoration tips, vintage radio services different Hams offer, Short-Wave 
logs and broadcast schedules, beacon listings, MW Clear Channel station 
list, tour the QSL Gallery, check out the latest misadventures of the worlds 
most famous amphibian in the Frogzilla Files, see the Net reports, list a 
vintage Halli or 'Halli Wanna Be' item for-sale or swap, post a list of 
parts you need for a restoration/repair project, post a request for vintage 
Hallicrafters (or other manufacturers) equipment you want to buy, and a 
whole lot more! Just remember to close the hallowed Hallicrafters door when 
you exit, lest some of those ghosts from days gone by escape taking some 
vintage vapors with them!

If you would like to contribute photos of Hallicrafters equipment, photos of 
your Ham Shack or Listening Post with vintage gear, restoration tips, "How 
To" articles with photos, rare or unique QSL cards, interesting or amusing 
real life tales about an experience you had with vintage gear, or? Please 
contact the HHI Web Master at:

webmaster at w9wze.net
Thanks to Jim and to all of you for keeping the vintage glow of a vacuum 
tube rig shining bright into another centuries night.


Duane Fischer, W8DBF/WPE8CXO
dfischer at usol.com

HHI: Halligan's Hallicrafters International
http://www.w9wze.net

HHRP: Historic Halligan Radio Project
hhrp.w9wze.net