[Hammarlund] Re: Hammarlund digest, Vol 1 #207 - 9 msgs

Wed, 9 Oct 2002 21:36:28 EDT

In a message dated 10/9/02 3:58:02 AM Eastern Daylight Time, 
[email protected] writes:

> On the other hand, the HRO is
> stable enough for CW or SSB in 30 minutes and once you have a calibration
> chart, you can return to the frequency with a lot better accuracy.
> 

I've wanted to ask this,  and seeing how you touched on it....I won't feel as 
stupid.  Is there a 'chart' or something that can be downloaded to help me 
with knowing pretty close what freq that I'm on??  That is the only 'bummer' 
about it,  but I can easily overlook it....lol.  I'm not really interested in 
adding a freq counter either.

Maybe as I get more familiar with it,  it will become easier. :-)
......................................
I believe that the Byrd expedition to the Antarctic in 1939 carried Super
Pros and HQ-129Xs.  It seems that the December 1939 QST had pictures of rack
after rack of these receivers. >>

Hmm,  never heard of that (Byrd expedition).  I'll do some checking on that.

Gregg 

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