[Hallicrafters] HA-6 and HA-2 transverters

[Carl]

The complete set are beginning to get collector attention along with prices 
going up.

I have 2 complete sets and use a modified HA-6 that has better performance 
than most SS stuff. The matching HA-2 is a backup for the almost as old 
Microwave Modules xvtr which has given good service for 25 years. It is 
ready to go with its own Halli  PS.

The other set is a display only part of the HT-32B/SX-115 vintage SSB 
station and were given to me by Jack Wilson, W1QXX, shortly before he died. 
Jack was like a father to me as well as a good friend for several decades.

I also have a P&H 6-150 which a PO had very nicely modified to a 4CX-150A. I 
added a HB SS receiving converter; its driven by a TS-830 and is what I use 
to test all my 6M conversions. It will run up to 135W out and doesnt even 
bother the PS. It can really get a converted LK-800C or dual 8877 Henry 
commercial service amp delivering some real serious power (-; which are 
popular amps for the 6M EME crowd.

Ive seen them a few times (cheap) at Nearfest so you better plan on taking a 
drive in October if you dont find a set at a yard sale for $50. down there.

Carl
KM1H
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Peter Bertini" <radioconnection at gmail.com>
To: <Hallicrafters at mailman.qth.net>
Sent: Monday, August 09, 2010 5:19 PM
Subject: [Hallicrafters] HA-6 and HA-2 transverters


> Anyone on the list thinking of selling a HA-6 and HA-2 setup? Also would
> consider the Heathkit
> SB series VHF transverters.
>
> I am getting really sick of the flakey problems in my FT-726R and I'm 
> ready
> for something
> that glows in the dark.
>
>
> Pete k1zjh
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