From hbr@mailman.qth.net  Sat Jun  1 15:04:03 2002
From: hbr@mailman.qth.net (Sandy and Kees Talen)
Date: Sat, 1 Jun 2002 09:04:03 -0500
Subject: [HBR] test
Message-ID: <20020601.090701.-350805.4.windy10605@juno.com>

test

From hbr@mailman.qth.net  Sat Jun  1 15:06:56 2002
From: hbr@mailman.qth.net (Sandy and Kees Talen)
Date: Sat, 1 Jun 2002 09:06:56 -0500
Subject: [HBR] test
Message-ID: <20020601.090701.-350805.5.windy10605@juno.com>

test

From hbr@mailman.qth.net  Sat Jun  1 15:01:34 2002
From: hbr@mailman.qth.net (Sandy and Kees Talen)
Date: Sat, 1 Jun 2002 09:01:34 -0500
Subject: [HBR] test
Message-ID: <20020601.090701.-350805.3.windy10605@juno.com>

test        

From hbr@mailman.qth.net  Sun Jun  2 12:26:18 2002
From: hbr@mailman.qth.net (Bob Duckworth, WB4MNF)
Date: Sun, 02 Jun 2002 07:26:18 -0400
Subject: [HBR] I've put some homebrew stuff up on ebay.]
Message-ID: <3CFA00DA.1080306@atl.org>

URL to list of homebrew stuff I've put on ebay.

http://cgi6.ebay.com/aw-cgi/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewSellersOtherItems&userid=bob%40atl.org





From hbr@mailman.qth.net  Thu Jun  6 11:21:51 2002
From: hbr@mailman.qth.net (mike)
Date: Thu, 6 Jun 2002 06:21:51 -0400
Subject: [HBR] test
References: <3CFA00DA.1080306@atl.org>
Message-ID: <000901c20d43$f9741720$0100a8c0@homeip.net>

test.


From hbr@mailman.qth.net  Sun Jun  9 17:02:41 2002
From: hbr@mailman.qth.net (Sandy and Kees Talen)
Date: Sun, 9 Jun 2002 11:02:41 -0500
Subject: [HBR] copies of articles
Message-ID: <20020609.110250.-190611.12.windy10605@juno.com>

I've been contacted on a number of occasions (mostly off the web site)
for copies of the various articles. The usual source would be old QSTs 
at swapmeets and ARRL QSTs on CD. 

Is there any interest in a package of the main articles from the HBR-16,
HBR-8, HBR-11, HBR-12, HBR-13C, HBR Developments, HBR Notch Filter, Added
versatility for the HBR-16, etc articles in one booklet  ....probably
around 60 pages on slightly enlarged 8-1/2" x 11" paper at $10 postpaid
in the US (slightly more overseas). I think that's about what my costs
would be. This would also be offered on the web site.

73s  Kees K5BCQ

From hbr@mailman.qth.net  Sun Jun  9 17:15:03 2002
From: hbr@mailman.qth.net (john)
Date: Sun, 09 Jun 2002 12:15:03 -0400
Subject: [HBR] copies of articles
In-Reply-To: <20020609.110250.-190611.12.windy10605@juno.com>
Message-ID: <3.0.3.32.20020609121503.01cd3480@pop-server.nc.rr.com>

sign me up Kees!
Thanks
John


At 11:02 AM 6/9/02 -0500, you wrote:
>I've been contacted on a number of occasions (mostly off the web site)
>for copies of the various articles. The usual source would be old QSTs 
>at swapmeets and ARRL QSTs on CD. 
>
>Is there any interest in a package of the main articles from the HBR-16,
>HBR-8, HBR-11, HBR-12, HBR-13C, HBR Developments, HBR Notch Filter, Added
>versatility for the HBR-16, etc articles in one booklet  ....probably
>around 60 pages on slightly enlarged 8-1/2" x 11" paper at $10 postpaid
>in the US (slightly more overseas). I think that's about what my costs
>would be. This would also be offered on the web site.
>
>73s  Kees K5BCQ
>************************************
>Visit the HBR Receiver Web Site with over 100 pictures of receivers and 
>construction notes...... via http://www.qsl.net/k5bcq/ 
>
>Retrieve reflector archived data via
http://mailman.qth.net/mailman/listinfo/hbr
>
>

From hbr@mailman.qth.net  Sun Jun  9 17:38:06 2002
From: hbr@mailman.qth.net (Helmut Usbeck)
Date: Sun, 9 Jun 2002 12:38:06 -0400
Subject: [HBR] copies of articles
In-Reply-To: <3.0.3.32.20020609121503.01cd3480@pop-server.nc.rr.com>
References: <3.0.3.32.20020609121503.01cd3480@pop-server.nc.rr.com>
Message-ID: <02060912380600.00205@darkstar>

Greetings,
I have a collection of the articles which I placed in a looseleave notebook.  
I also put these articles and others along with a complete download of Kees 
HBR web site on a CDROM, nothing is really organized on it.  Had planned on 
doing up a CDROM and offering it up, but have other projects in the frying 
pan right now.  I'll offer up my help on this.  So far from what I've been 
doing it's a pretty big project.  I wouldn't put it on paper though.  Put it 
on a CDROM and then one can print out anything you need.  Takes up less space 
and could be cheaper to make in the long run.
Still looking for the 1940's 25 tube behemoth receiver article.  

Regards,
Helm.  WB2ADT
  
On Sunday 09 June 2002 12:15, you wrote:
> sign me up Kees!
> Thanks
> John
>
> At 11:02 AM 6/9/02 -0500, you wrote:
> >I've been contacted on a number of occasions (mostly off the web site)
> >for copies of the various articles. The usual source would be old QSTs
> >at swapmeets and ARRL QSTs on CD.
> >
> >Is there any interest in a package of the main articles from the HBR-16,
> >HBR-8, HBR-11, HBR-12, HBR-13C, HBR Developments, HBR Notch Filter, Added
> >versatility for the HBR-16, etc articles in one booklet  ....probably
> >around 60 pages on slightly enlarged 8-1/2" x 11" paper at $10 postpaid
> >in the US (slightly more overseas). I think that's about what my costs
> >would be. This would also be offered on the web site.
> >
> >73s  Kees K5BCQ
> >************************************
> >Visit the HBR Receiver Web Site with over 100 pictures of receivers and
> >construction notes...... via http://www.qsl.net/k5bcq/
> >
> >Retrieve reflector archived data via
>
> http://mailman.qth.net/mailman/listinfo/hbr
>
>
> ************************************
> Visit the HBR Receiver Web Site with over 100 pictures of receivers and
> construction notes...... via http://www.qsl.net/k5bcq/
>
> Retrieve reflector archived data via
> http://mailman.qth.net/mailman/listinfo/hbr

From hbr@mailman.qth.net  Sun Jun  9 17:43:14 2002
From: hbr@mailman.qth.net (Dan Merz)
Date: Sun, 09 Jun 2002 09:43:14 -0700
Subject: [HBR] copies of articles
References: <20020609.110250.-190611.12.windy10605@juno.com>
Message-ID: <3D0385A2.D4CD307D@3-cities.com>

Kees,  great idea,  especially for me if you include the earliest articles by Crosby
in the late 50's.  When I renewed my interest in his articles a few years ago,  I
chased down most of the articles but not sure I got the earliest ones,  which I
vaguely remember reading at the time of their publication.  Ten bucks would be a
very appealing price - you might consider distributing on a cd but I'm not sure how
that would price out and how much effort that would be.  Thanks for considering this
project,  Dan.

Sandy and Kees Talen wrote:

> I've been contacted on a number of occasions (mostly off the web site)
> for copies of the various articles. The usual source would be old QSTs
> at swapmeets and ARRL QSTs on CD.
>
> Is there any interest in a package of the main articles from the HBR-16,
> HBR-8, HBR-11, HBR-12, HBR-13C, HBR Developments, HBR Notch Filter, Added
> versatility for the HBR-16, etc articles in one booklet  ....probably
> around 60 pages on slightly enlarged 8-1/2" x 11" paper at $10 postpaid
> in the US (slightly more overseas). I think that's about what my costs
> would be. This would also be offered on the web site.
>
> 73s  Kees K5BCQ
> ************************************
> Visit the HBR Receiver Web Site with over 100 pictures of receivers and
> construction notes...... via http://www.qsl.net/k5bcq/
>
> Retrieve reflector archived data via http://mailman.qth.net/mailman/listinfo/hbr


From hbr@mailman.qth.net  Sun Jun  9 18:30:13 2002
From: hbr@mailman.qth.net (LORNE BARBER)
Date: Sun, 9 Jun 2002 10:30:13 -0700
Subject: [HBR] copies of articles
Message-ID: <005301c20fdb$540ba920$acbb17cf@default.sunwave.net>

Kees, I would be interested. At ten bucks it is a bargain+ACE-
A CD would also be appealing.
73
Lorne VE7BOX



-----Original Message-----
From: Sandy and Kees Talen +ADw-windy10605+AEA-juno.com+AD4-
To: hbr+AEA-mailman.qth.net +ADw-hbr+AEA-mailman.qth.net+AD4-
Date: Sunday, June 09, 2002 9:03 AM
Subject: +AFs-HBR+AF0- copies of articles


+AD4-I've been contacted on a number of occasions (mostly off the
web site)
+AD4-for copies of the various articles. The usual source would be
old QSTs
+AD4-at swapmeets and ARRL QSTs on CD.
+AD4-
+AD4-Is there any interest in a package of the main articles from
the HBR-16,
+AD4-HBR-8, HBR-11, HBR-12, HBR-13C, HBR Developments, HBR Notch
Filter, Added
+AD4-versatility for the HBR-16, etc articles in one booklet
....probably
+AD4-around 60 pages on slightly enlarged 8-1/2+ACI- x 11+ACI- paper at +ACQ-10
postpaid
+AD4-in the US (slightly more overseas). I think that's about what
my costs
+AD4-would be. This would also be offered on the web site.
+AD4-
+AD4-73s  Kees K5BCQ
+AD4AKgAqACoAKgAqACoAKgAqACoAKgAqACoAKgAqACoAKgAqACoAKgAqACoAKgAqACoAKgAqACoAKgAqACoAKgAqACoAKgAqACo-
+AD4-Visit the HBR Receiver Web Site with over 100 pictures of
receivers and
+AD4-construction notes...... via http://www.qsl.net/k5bcq/
+AD4-
+AD4-Retrieve reflector archived data via
http://mailman.qth.net/mailman/listinfo/hbr
+AD4-
+AD4-


From hbr@mailman.qth.net  Sun Jun  9 18:41:05 2002
From: hbr@mailman.qth.net (Byron Tatum)
Date: Sun, 9 Jun 2002 12:41:05 -0500
Subject: [HBR] copies of articles
References: <20020609.110250.-190611.12.windy10605@juno.com>
Message-ID: <004801c20fdc$d8c1da80$75ef28d8@tatum001>

I would pitch in for sure! Byron, WA5THJ.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Sandy and Kees Talen" <windy10605@juno.com>
To: <hbr@mailman.qth.net>
Sent: Sunday, June 09, 2002 11:02 AM
Subject: [HBR] copies of articles


> I've been contacted on a number of occasions (mostly off the web site)
> for copies of the various articles. The usual source would be old QSTs
> at swapmeets and ARRL QSTs on CD.
>
> Is there any interest in a package of the main articles from the HBR-16,
> HBR-8, HBR-11, HBR-12, HBR-13C, HBR Developments, HBR Notch Filter, Added
> versatility for the HBR-16, etc articles in one booklet  ....probably
> around 60 pages on slightly enlarged 8-1/2" x 11" paper at $10 postpaid
> in the US (slightly more overseas). I think that's about what my costs
> would be. This would also be offered on the web site.
>
> 73s  Kees K5BCQ
> ************************************
> Visit the HBR Receiver Web Site with over 100 pictures of receivers and
> construction notes...... via http://www.qsl.net/k5bcq/
>
> Retrieve reflector archived data via
http://mailman.qth.net/mailman/listinfo/hbr
>
>


From hbr@mailman.qth.net  Sun Jun  9 18:43:53 2002
From: hbr@mailman.qth.net (hbr@mailman.qth.net)
Date: Sun, 9 Jun 2002 13:43:53 EDT
Subject: [HBR] copies of articles
Message-ID: <190.805cc77.2a34edd9@aol.com>

KEES 
 I WOULD BE INTERESTED  AND THE PRICE SOUNDS GOOD.
73, RAY N3XZV

From hbr@mailman.qth.net  Sun Jun  9 19:19:01 2002
From: hbr@mailman.qth.net (Darrell & Kay Brooks)
Date: Sun, 9 Jun 2002 13:19:01 -0500
Subject: [HBR] copies of articles
References: <20020609.110250.-190611.12.windy10605@juno.com>
Message-ID: <001701c20fe2$21e3d4c0$010000c0@lgwujvnl>

Kees,

It sounds like a good plan to me. All the data in one place would be great.

Darrell, WA5VGO

From hbr@mailman.qth.net  Sun Jun  9 19:28:12 2002
From: hbr@mailman.qth.net (Sandy and Kees Talen)
Date: Sun, 9 Jun 2002 13:28:12 -0500
Subject: Fw: Re: [HBR] copies of articles
Message-ID: <20020609.132819.-190611.14.windy10605@juno.com>

Well, that certainly got some responses going. I have a very large
collection of HBR related material (just like Helmut), all the QST
articles, and many pages which are not online, but there may be 
some stuff out there I don't have. 

A CD sounds like a great idea, since you can still print anything
off the CD. I do have a scanner and CD writer ....what else do I need. 
This is a small 233Mhz machine without too much memory so the processing
capability may be slow. Seems like the little HP scanner would be the
bottleneck. Also PDF files might be nice but I need the software. What
are some better ways of scanning data ? At least the 
files could be much higher resolution.

These guys who offer CDs of complete military manuals for ARC/5
equipment sure had to take some time to do that.

Kees

From hbr@mailman.qth.net  Sun Jun  9 21:52:24 2002
From: hbr@mailman.qth.net (john)
Date: Sun, 09 Jun 2002 16:52:24 -0400
Subject: Fw: Re: [HBR] copies of articles
In-Reply-To: <20020609.132819.-190611.14.windy10605@juno.com>
Message-ID: <3.0.3.32.20020609165224.01d88398@pop-server.nc.rr.com>

Hi Kees,
 
I'd vote not for a CD (yet)... a quick look though BAMA would show how
much resolution can be lost scanning... many of the schematics there
are just useless. That's not to say that good scans cant be done ,
but it's not quick, and it's not compact. PDF's are the way to go, but
you need Acrobat (and that's not cheap).

If you make the paper copy, I'll make a good digital copy on the big
HP digital copier/scanner at work. It'll take a whole wad of paper
and make it into a PDF "book" with one press of the button. I'd prefer
paper, but I'll certainly help out with the scanning as long as I have the
resources at work to use.   I've got a good scanner here on this box,
but it's slow going on a single sheet flatbed.

73
John wb5oau



At 01:28 PM 6/9/02 -0500, Sandy and Kees Talen wrote:
>Well, that certainly got some responses going. I have a very large
>collection of HBR related material (just like Helmut), all the QST
>articles, and many pages which are not online, but there may be 
>some stuff out there I don't have. 
>
>A CD sounds like a great idea, since you can still print anything
>off the CD. I do have a scanner and CD writer ....what else do I need. 
>This is a small 233Mhz machine without too much memory so the processing
>capability may be slow. Seems like the little HP scanner would be the
>bottleneck. Also PDF files might be nice but I need the software. What
>are some better ways of scanning data ? At least the 
>files could be much higher resolution.
>
>These guys who offer CDs of complete military manuals for ARC/5
>equipment sure had to take some time to do that.
>
>Kees
>************************************
>Visit the HBR Receiver Web Site with over 100 pictures of receivers and 
>construction notes...... via http://www.qsl.net/k5bcq/ 
>
>Retrieve reflector archived data via
http://mailman.qth.net/mailman/listinfo/hbr
>
>

From hbr@mailman.qth.net  Sun Jun  9 23:48:10 2002
From: hbr@mailman.qth.net (Dan Merz)
Date: Sun, 09 Jun 2002 15:48:10 -0700
Subject: Fw: Re: [HBR] copies of articles
References: <20020609.132819.-190611.14.windy10605@juno.com>
Message-ID: <3D03DB2A.6DAB4412@3-cities.com>

Kees,  I know the R-390a  Y2K manual that is posted in pdf form on r-390a.net is
excellent quality,  with very high quality schematics.  The major contributors are
noted there in the manual and one of them would probably advise you on how to
proceed.  Dan

Sandy and Kees Talen wrote:

> Well, that certainly got some responses going. I have a very large
> collection of HBR related material (just like Helmut), all the QST
> articles, and many pages which are not online, but there may be
> some stuff out there I don't have.
>
> A CD sounds like a great idea, since you can still print anything
> off the CD. I do have a scanner and CD writer ....what else do I need.
> This is a small 233Mhz machine without too much memory so the processing
> capability may be slow. Seems like the little HP scanner would be the
> bottleneck. Also PDF files might be nice but I need the software. What
> are some better ways of scanning data ? At least the
> files could be much higher resolution.
>
> These guys who offer CDs of complete military manuals for ARC/5
> equipment sure had to take some time to do that.
>
> Kees
> ************************************
> Visit the HBR Receiver Web Site with over 100 pictures of receivers and
> construction notes...... via http://www.qsl.net/k5bcq/
>
> Retrieve reflector archived data via http://mailman.qth.net/mailman/listinfo/hbr


From hbr@mailman.qth.net  Mon Jun 10 00:44:10 2002
From: hbr@mailman.qth.net (hbr@mailman.qth.net)
Date: Sun, 9 Jun 2002 19:44:10 EDT
Subject: [HBR] copies of articles
Message-ID: <15b.f1f1d74.2a35424a@aol.com>

I would be interested!  If I ever get some time, I still plan on building 
one!  Probably will keep searching for one for sale, as my time is so 
limited.
73, W0LTL


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From hbr@mailman.qth.net  Mon Jun 10 04:37:07 2002
From: hbr@mailman.qth.net (R.J. Mattson)
Date: Sun, 9 Jun 2002 23:37:07 -0400
Subject: [HBR] copies of articles
References: <20020609.110250.-190611.12.windy10605@juno.com>
Message-ID: <001e01c21030$199a1c40$f56ddbd0@rjmattson>

HI Kees
Sounds like a good deal to me. I love my HBR-16.
73 Bob...W2AMI   WN2AMI  1962

----- Original Message -----
From: "Sandy and Kees Talen" <windy10605@juno.com>
To: <hbr@mailman.qth.net>
Sent: Sunday, June 09, 2002 12:02 PM
Subject: [HBR] copies of articles


> I've been contacted on a number of occasions (mostly off the web site)
> for copies of the various articles. The usual source would be old QSTs
> at swapmeets and ARRL QSTs on CD.
>
> Is there any interest in a package of the main articles from the HBR-16,
> HBR-8, HBR-11, HBR-12, HBR-13C, HBR Developments, HBR Notch Filter, Added
> versatility for the HBR-16, etc articles in one booklet  ....probably
> around 60 pages on slightly enlarged 8-1/2" x 11" paper at $10 postpaid
> in the US (slightly more overseas). I think that's about what my costs
> would be. This would also be offered on the web site.
>
> 73s  Kees K5BCQ
> ************************************
> Visit the HBR Receiver Web Site with over 100 pictures of receivers and
> construction notes...... via http://www.qsl.net/k5bcq/
>
> Retrieve reflector archived data via
http://mailman.qth.net/mailman/listinfo/hbr
>


From hbr@mailman.qth.net  Mon Jun 10 05:18:14 2002
From: hbr@mailman.qth.net (Helmut Usbeck)
Date: Mon, 10 Jun 2002 00:18:14 -0400
Subject: Fw: Re: [HBR] copies of articles
In-Reply-To: <20020609.132819.-190611.14.windy10605@juno.com>
References: <20020609.132819.-190611.14.windy10605@juno.com>
Message-ID: <02061000181400.00201@darkstar>

The quick outline I have for setting up my CDROM was to have all the 
documents in .jpg.  With a little HTML formatting a nice setup could be done.

And most important is that any one with a browser (any graphic browser new or 
older versions would have no problem viewing it.  One thing to keep in mind 
is the end-user.  Quite a few people on this planet still use DOS and many 
amateurs use Linux (like myself).  Properly scanned and setup good images 
should result.  I was thinking of getting Adobe but I used the money to buy 
an Elecraft K2 which I'm putting together now.  Ergo, developement on my 
CDROM has stopped for the time being. 
 
The one item which is important in a machine which you're going to be doing a 
lot of graphics work is buy alot of memory.  512 Meg is a good starting 
point, along with a good graphics card, something like an Nvidia Gforce 2 at 
least.  Speed of the cpu is important but not everything.  I run a 7 year old 
dual processor 200 Mhz Pentium Pro with 1 Gig of Ram and the processing time 
is only a couple of seconds slower than my friends 1.7 Ghz wiz-bang running 
the same programs.

Right now all my images are a hodge-podge of .gif, tiff, jpg, and bmp.  I was 
trying out all of them to see if one was really better than another.  It all 
boils down to how the original scan was done.  

Anyhow I have to get back to soldering up my K2. 
I didn't think there were that many people that would want (or I thought had) 
all this documentation.
So Kees if you want to start a documentation comittee count me in.  (After I 
finish my K2)

Regards, 
Helm.  WB2ADT

  
On Sunday 09 June 2002 14:28, you wrote:
> Well, that certainly got some responses going. I have a very large
> collection of HBR related material (just like Helmut), all the QST
> articles, and many pages which are not online, but there may be
> some stuff out there I don't have.
>
> A CD sounds like a great idea, since you can still print anything
> off the CD. I do have a scanner and CD writer ....what else do I need.
> This is a small 233Mhz machine without too much memory so the processing
> capability may be slow. Seems like the little HP scanner would be the
> bottleneck. Also PDF files might be nice but I need the software. What
> are some better ways of scanning data ? At least the
> files could be much higher resolution.
>
> These guys who offer CDs of complete military manuals for ARC/5
> equipment sure had to take some time to do that.
>
> Kees
> ************************************
> Visit the HBR Receiver Web Site with over 100 pictures of receivers and
> construction notes...... via http://www.qsl.net/k5bcq/
>
> Retrieve reflector archived data via
> http://mailman.qth.net/mailman/listinfo/hbr

From hbr@mailman.qth.net  Mon Jun 10 17:01:16 2002
From: hbr@mailman.qth.net (Jerry Rego)
Date: Mon, 10 Jun 2002 17:01:16 +0100
Subject: [HBR] copies of articles
References: <20020609.110250.-190611.12.windy10605@juno.com> <004801c20fdc$d8c1da80$75ef28d8@tatum001>
Message-ID: <001601c21098$0e74bc40$fdaac843@amd450>

I would really enjoy such printed - do you want payment in advance ?
jerryrego@mindspring.com
----- Original Message -----
From: "Byron Tatum" <bjtatum@ev1.net>
To: <hbr@mailman.qth.net>
Sent: Sunday, June 09, 2002 6:41 PM
Subject: Re: [HBR] copies of articles


> I would pitch in for sure! Byron, WA5THJ.
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Sandy and Kees Talen" <windy10605@juno.com>
> To: <hbr@mailman.qth.net>
> Sent: Sunday, June 09, 2002 11:02 AM
> Subject: [HBR] copies of articles
>
>
> > I've been contacted on a number of occasions (mostly off the web site)
> > for copies of the various articles. The usual source would be old QSTs
> > at swapmeets and ARRL QSTs on CD.
> >
> > Is there any interest in a package of the main articles from the HBR-16,
> > HBR-8, HBR-11, HBR-12, HBR-13C, HBR Developments, HBR Notch Filter,
Added
> > versatility for the HBR-16, etc articles in one booklet  ....probably
> > around 60 pages on slightly enlarged 8-1/2" x 11" paper at $10 postpaid
> > in the US (slightly more overseas). I think that's about what my costs
> > would be. This would also be offered on the web site.
> >
> > 73s  Kees K5BCQ
> > ************************************
> > Visit the HBR Receiver Web Site with over 100 pictures of receivers and
> > construction notes...... via http://www.qsl.net/k5bcq/
> >
> > Retrieve reflector archived data via
> http://mailman.qth.net/mailman/listinfo/hbr
> >
> >
>
> ************************************
> Visit the HBR Receiver Web Site with over 100 pictures of receivers and
> construction notes...... via http://www.qsl.net/k5bcq/
>
> Retrieve reflector archived data via
http://mailman.qth.net/mailman/listinfo/hbr
>


From hbr@mailman.qth.net  Mon Jun 10 17:24:25 2002
From: hbr@mailman.qth.net (Jerry Rego)
Date: Mon, 10 Jun 2002 17:24:25 +0100
Subject: [HBR] copies of articles
References: <20020609.110250.-190611.12.windy10605@juno.com> <004801c20fdc$d8c1da80$75ef28d8@tatum001> <001601c21098$0e74bc40$fdaac843@amd450>
Message-ID: <005401c2109b$4a235500$fdaac843@amd450>

----- Original Message -----
From: "Jerry Rego" <jerryrego@mindspring.com>
To: <hbr@mailman.qth.net>
Sent: Monday, June 10, 2002 5:01 PM
Subject: Re: [HBR] copies of articles


> I would really enjoy such printed  articles a CD would raise the cost by
an additional  10.00- do you want payment in advance ?
> jerryrego@mindspring.com





> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Byron Tatum" <bjtatum@ev1.net>
> To: <hbr@mailman.qth.net>
> Sent: Sunday, June 09, 2002 6:41 PM
> Subject: Re: [HBR] copies of articles
>
>
> > I would pitch in for sure! Byron, WA5THJ.
> > ----- Original Message -----
> > From: "Sandy and Kees Talen" <windy10605@juno.com>
> > To: <hbr@mailman.qth.net>
> > Sent: Sunday, June 09, 2002 11:02 AM
> > Subject: [HBR] copies of articles
> >
> >
> > > I've been contacted on a number of occasions (mostly off the web site)
> > > for copies of the various articles. The usual source would be old QSTs
> > > at swapmeets and ARRL QSTs on CD.
> > >
> > > Is there any interest in a package of the main articles from the
HBR-16,
> > > HBR-8, HBR-11, HBR-12, HBR-13C, HBR Developments, HBR Notch Filter,
> Added
> > > versatility for the HBR-16, etc articles in one booklet  ....probably
> > > around 60 pages on slightly enlarged 8-1/2" x 11" paper at $10
postpaid
> > > in the US (slightly more overseas). I think that's about what my costs
> > > would be. This would also be offered on the web site.
> > >
> > > 73s  Kees K5BCQ
> > > ************************************
> > > Visit the HBR Receiver Web Site with over 100 pictures of receivers
and
> > > construction notes...... via http://www.qsl.net/k5bcq/
> > >
> > > Retrieve reflector archived data via
> > http://mailman.qth.net/mailman/listinfo/hbr
> > >
> > >
> >
> > ************************************
> > Visit the HBR Receiver Web Site with over 100 pictures of receivers and
> > construction notes...... via http://www.qsl.net/k5bcq/
> >
> > Retrieve reflector archived data via
> http://mailman.qth.net/mailman/listinfo/hbr
> >
>
> ************************************
> Visit the HBR Receiver Web Site with over 100 pictures of receivers and
> construction notes...... via http://www.qsl.net/k5bcq/
>
> Retrieve reflector archived data via
http://mailman.qth.net/mailman/listinfo/hbr
>


From hbr@mailman.qth.net  Tue Jun 11 00:24:25 2002
From: hbr@mailman.qth.net (William Nichelson)
Date: Mon, 10 Jun 2002 19:24:25 -0400
Subject: [HBR] copies of articles
References: <20020609.110250.-190611.12.windy10605@juno.com>
Message-ID: <20020610.192425.11806.0.W3KOC@juno.com>

Hi,
It would be worth the $10.00 just to reminisce.  Please keep me informed.
Bill W3KOC


On Sun, 9 Jun 2002 11:02:41 -0500 Sandy and Kees Talen
<windy10605@juno.com> writes:
>I've been contacted on a number of occasions (mostly off the web site)
>for copies of the various articles. The usual source would be old QSTs 
>
>at swapmeets and ARRL QSTs on CD. 
>
>Is there any interest in a package of the main articles from the 
>HBR-16,
>HBR-8, HBR-11, HBR-12, HBR-13C, HBR Developments, HBR Notch Filter, 
>Added
>versatility for the HBR-16, etc articles in one booklet  ....probably
>around 60 pages on slightly enlarged 8-1/2" x 11" paper at $10 
>postpaid
>in the US (slightly more overseas). I think that's about what my costs
>would be. This would also be offered on the web site.
>
>73s  Kees K5BCQ
>************************************
>Visit the HBR Receiver Web Site with over 100 pictures of receivers 
>and 
>construction notes...... via http://www.qsl.net/k5bcq/ 
>
>Retrieve reflector archived data via 
>http://mailman.qth.net/mailman/listinfo/hbr
>


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From hbr@mailman.qth.net  Tue Jun 11 17:06:15 2002
From: hbr@mailman.qth.net (Sandy and Kees Talen)
Date: Tue, 11 Jun 2002 11:06:15 -0500
Subject: [HBR] HBR info for CD
Message-ID: <20020611.110619.-190857.3.windy10605@juno.com>

Looks like overwhelming response and request for the CD.

Here is all the information I presently have, if you have additional HBR 
material you would like to add please contact me. Also, if someone with
better computer bandwidth and a quality printer can print all the
pictures 
in black and white on 8.5 x 11, I appreciate it. This might also be a
good 
time to get those HBR pictures sent in for the CD. If there are some on
the 
Web Site you would not want on the CD please send me a note.

Some of these are handwritten notes so the quality is "as good as it
gets".

73s  Kees K5BCQ
 
Not in order:
1)Complete HBR Web site (snapshot as of June 2002)....xx pages
2)HBR-16 handout received from Don Merz .....9 pages
3)Eddystone 898 cutting template ...1 page
4)British Radio Electronics, Ltd order form (lists Eddystone dials) ...1
page
5)Eddystone catalog  ...4 pages
6)W6HHT coil winding data and comparison to W6TC data ....14 pages
7)Alignment of Mixer and RF coils ...2 pages
8)Hartley OSC revision (L3) ...12 pages
9)Ted's typed letters to Alex and others (1966-1967).....43 pages
10)HBR-15 schematic (May 1958 vintage) ...3 pages
11)All HBR articles in QST
12HBR schematic summary as they appear on the Web Site ...11 pages
13)W6TC coil winding data (Jan 1965) ...5 pages
14)HBR 13C notes ...8 pages
15)W6TC loose ends (1966) .....4 pages
16)Alex letter on T filter (1967) ...3 pages 
17)more Hartley Osc info and misc voltages, brackets, wiring (poor
quality) 
    1967 ...18 pages
18)Note I received from Ted in 1966, lots of notes in the margin, hard to
read
    ...1 page
19)Note to Earl from Ted with notes in the margin 1961 ...1 page
20)Original Ed Kent HBR Notes ...37pages ...one marked up copy.
21)JW Miller 1461-BS variable spec sheet ...2 pages
22)Note I received from Ted on parts and costs with notes in the margins 
    ...1 page
23)Correspondence Ted received on the HBR vs other receivers ..1 page
24)National ICN Velvet Vernier mounting instructions ....1 page
25)HBR-13C notes and strays I received from Ed Kent ...10 pages
26)HBR-13C parts list I received from Ed Kent ...4 pages
27)parts suggestions from Ted ...1 page
28)Helpful hits I received from Ted with notes in the margins ...6 pages
29)JW Miller IF spec sheet 1710, etc ...2 pages
30)QST Bibliography on HBR receivers and others

I also have some larger drilling templates and schematics but those don't
fit
the 8.5 x 11 format.


31) m? (ciwt
(ales   

From hbr@mailman.qth.net  Wed Jun 12 16:14:00 2002
From: hbr@mailman.qth.net (Jerry Rego)
Date: Wed, 12 Jun 2002 16:14:00 +0100
Subject: [HBR] HBR info for CD
References: <20020611.110619.-190857.3.windy10605@juno.com>
Message-ID: <000801c21223$c93452c0$4d93c843@amd450>

Great Way to Go - Jerry.  I have a bubble jet don't know the resolution but
it pretty high.  Got to get a scanner.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Sandy and Kees Talen" <windy10605@juno.com>
To: <hbr@mailman.qth.net>
Sent: Tuesday, June 11, 2002 5:06 PM
Subject: [HBR] HBR info for CD


> Looks like overwhelming response and request for the CD.
>
> Here is all the information I presently have, if you have additional HBR
> material you would like to add please contact me. Also, if someone with
> better computer bandwidth and a quality printer can print all the
> pictures
> in black and white on 8.5 x 11, I appreciate it. This might also be a
> good
> time to get those HBR pictures sent in for the CD. If there are some on
> the
> Web Site you would not want on the CD please send me a note.
>
> Some of these are handwritten notes so the quality is "as good as it
> gets".
>
> 73s  Kees K5BCQ
>
> Not in order:
> 1)Complete HBR Web site (snapshot as of June 2002)....xx pages
> 2)HBR-16 handout received from Don Merz .....9 pages
> 3)Eddystone 898 cutting template ...1 page
> 4)British Radio Electronics, Ltd order form (lists Eddystone dials) ...1
> page
> 5)Eddystone catalog  ...4 pages
> 6)W6HHT coil winding data and comparison to W6TC data ....14 pages
> 7)Alignment of Mixer and RF coils ...2 pages
> 8)Hartley OSC revision (L3) ...12 pages
> 9)Ted's typed letters to Alex and others (1966-1967).....43 pages
> 10)HBR-15 schematic (May 1958 vintage) ...3 pages
> 11)All HBR articles in QST
> 12HBR schematic summary as they appear on the Web Site ...11 pages
> 13)W6TC coil winding data (Jan 1965) ...5 pages
> 14)HBR 13C notes ...8 pages
> 15)W6TC loose ends (1966) .....4 pages
> 16)Alex letter on T filter (1967) ...3 pages
> 17)more Hartley Osc info and misc voltages, brackets, wiring (poor
> quality)
>     1967 ...18 pages
> 18)Note I received from Ted in 1966, lots of notes in the margin, hard to
> read
>     ...1 page
> 19)Note to Earl from Ted with notes in the margin 1961 ...1 page
> 20)Original Ed Kent HBR Notes ...37pages ...one marked up copy.
> 21)JW Miller 1461-BS variable spec sheet ...2 pages
> 22)Note I received from Ted on parts and costs with notes in the margins
>     ...1 page
> 23)Correspondence Ted received on the HBR vs other receivers ..1 page
> 24)National ICN Velvet Vernier mounting instructions ....1 page
> 25)HBR-13C notes and strays I received from Ed Kent ...10 pages
> 26)HBR-13C parts list I received from Ed Kent ...4 pages
> 27)parts suggestions from Ted ...1 page
> 28)Helpful hits I received from Ted with notes in the margins ...6 pages
> 29)JW Miller IF spec sheet 1710, etc ...2 pages
> 30)QST Bibliography on HBR receivers and others
>
> I also have some larger drilling templates and schematics but those don't
> fit
> the 8.5 x 11 format.
>
>
> 31) m? (ciwt
> (ales
> ************************************
> Visit the HBR Receiver Web Site with over 100 pictures of receivers and
> construction notes...... via http://www.qsl.net/k5bcq/
>
> Retrieve reflector archived data via
http://mailman.qth.net/mailman/listinfo/hbr
>


From hbr@mailman.qth.net  Wed Jun 12 21:39:49 2002
From: hbr@mailman.qth.net (Jerry Rego)
Date: Wed, 12 Jun 2002 21:39:49 +0100
Subject: [HBR] HBR info for CD
References: <20020611.110619.-190857.3.windy10605@juno.com> <000801c21223$c93452c0$4d93c843@amd450>
Message-ID: <000601c21251$4d4c6b60$5daac843@amd450>

I have volume 17 of the radio handbook which will be some help.  The XYL has
the book in storage, but we can find.  LET ME KNOW>  Jerry  KE7YG




----- Original Message -----
From: "Jerry Rego" <jerryrego@mindspring.com>
To: <hbr@mailman.qth.net>
Sent: Wednesday, June 12, 2002 4:14 PM
Subject: Re: [HBR] HBR info for CD


> Great Way to Go - Jerry.  I have a bubble jet don't know the resolution
but
> it pretty high.  Got to get a scanner.
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Sandy and Kees Talen" <windy10605@juno.com>
> To: <hbr@mailman.qth.net>
> Sent: Tuesday, June 11, 2002 5:06 PM
> Subject: [HBR] HBR info for CD
>
>
> > Looks like overwhelming response and request for the CD.
> >
> > Here is all the information I presently have, if you have additional HBR
> > material you would like to add please contact me. Also, if someone with
> > better computer bandwidth and a quality printer can print all the
> > pictures
> > in black and white on 8.5 x 11, I appreciate it. This might also be a
> > good
> > time to get those HBR pictures sent in for the CD. If there are some on
> > the
> > Web Site you would not want on the CD please send me a note.
> >
> > Some of these are handwritten notes so the quality is "as good as it
> > gets".
> >
> > 73s  Kees K5BCQ
> >
> > Not in order:
> > 1)Complete HBR Web site (snapshot as of June 2002)....xx pages
> > 2)HBR-16 handout received from Don Merz .....9 pages
> > 3)Eddystone 898 cutting template ...1 page
> > 4)British Radio Electronics, Ltd order form (lists Eddystone dials) ...1
> > page
> > 5)Eddystone catalog  ...4 pages
> > 6)W6HHT coil winding data and comparison to W6TC data ....14 pages
> > 7)Alignment of Mixer and RF coils ...2 pages
> > 8)Hartley OSC revision (L3) ...12 pages
> > 9)Ted's typed letters to Alex and others (1966-1967).....43 pages
> > 10)HBR-15 schematic (May 1958 vintage) ...3 pages
> > 11)All HBR articles in QST
> > 12HBR schematic summary as they appear on the Web Site ...11 pages
> > 13)W6TC coil winding data (Jan 1965) ...5 pages
> > 14)HBR 13C notes ...8 pages
> > 15)W6TC loose ends (1966) .....4 pages
> > 16)Alex letter on T filter (1967) ...3 pages
> > 17)more Hartley Osc info and misc voltages, brackets, wiring (poor
> > quality)
> >     1967 ...18 pages
> > 18)Note I received from Ted in 1966, lots of notes in the margin, hard
to
> > read
> >     ...1 page
> > 19)Note to Earl from Ted with notes in the margin 1961 ...1 page
> > 20)Original Ed Kent HBR Notes ...37pages ...one marked up copy.
> > 21)JW Miller 1461-BS variable spec sheet ...2 pages
> > 22)Note I received from Ted on parts and costs with notes in the margins
> >     ...1 page
> > 23)Correspondence Ted received on the HBR vs other receivers ..1 page
> > 24)National ICN Velvet Vernier mounting instructions ....1 page
> > 25)HBR-13C notes and strays I received from Ed Kent ...10 pages
> > 26)HBR-13C parts list I received from Ed Kent ...4 pages
> > 27)parts suggestions from Ted ...1 page
> > 28)Helpful hits I received from Ted with notes in the margins ...6 pages
> > 29)JW Miller IF spec sheet 1710, etc ...2 pages
> > 30)QST Bibliography on HBR receivers and others
> >
> > I also have some larger drilling templates and schematics but those
don't
> > fit
> > the 8.5 x 11 format.
> >
> >
> > 31) m? (ciwt
> > (ales
> > ************************************
> > Visit the HBR Receiver Web Site with over 100 pictures of receivers and
> > construction notes...... via http://www.qsl.net/k5bcq/
> >
> > Retrieve reflector archived data via
> http://mailman.qth.net/mailman/listinfo/hbr
> >
>
> ************************************
> Visit the HBR Receiver Web Site with over 100 pictures of receivers and
> construction notes...... via http://www.qsl.net/k5bcq/
>
> Retrieve reflector archived data via
http://mailman.qth.net/mailman/listinfo/hbr
>


From hbr@mailman.qth.net  Tue Jun 18 21:52:23 2002
From: hbr@mailman.qth.net (Sandy and Kees Talen)
Date: Tue, 18 Jun 2002 15:52:23 -0500
Subject: [HBR] CD info
Message-ID: <20020618.155228.-232055.3.windy10605@juno.com>

Hello, 

My 1960, 61, 62 and 63 copies of QST are bound and I can't make 
good copies of some of the items at the binding. Would someone 
volunteer to make good copies of the following HBR related pages: 

1960 April p35, Dec p36
1962 June p59,
1963 May p19, June p168

Also if you want the pictures of rigs on the CD, someone needs to 
make good B&W copies off the web site and send them to me.

Kees Talen  
10605 Double Spur Loop
Austin, Texas  78759

73s  Kees K5BCQ

From hbr@mailman.qth.net  Thu Jun 20 18:25:37 2002
From: hbr@mailman.qth.net (William L. Hopkins)
Date: Thu, 20 Jun 2002 13:25:37 -0400
Subject: [HBR] copies of articles
References: <190.805cc77.2a34edd9@aol.com>
Message-ID: <02Jun20.133329edt.119059@gateway.naz.edu>

Kees,

Just back from out-a-town.  count me in, but a CD would be much better; everything
in PDF format.

bill hopkins AA2YV


WAGNERRAY3@aol.com wrote:

> KEES
>  I WOULD BE INTERESTED  AND THE PRICE SOUNDS GOOD.
> 73, RAY N3XZV
> ************************************
> Visit the HBR Receiver Web Site with over 100 pictures of receivers and
> construction notes...... via http://www.qsl.net/k5bcq/
>
> Retrieve reflector archived data via http://mailman.qth.net/mailman/listinfo/hbr

--
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   http://www.studienforum-berlin.de



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From hbr@mailman.qth.net  Thu Jun 20 18:26:30 2002
From: hbr@mailman.qth.net (William L. Hopkins)
Date: Thu, 20 Jun 2002 13:26:30 -0400
Subject: Fw: Re: [HBR] copies of articles
References: <20020609.132819.-190611.14.windy10605@juno.com>
Message-ID: <02Jun20.133420edt.119110@gateway.naz.edu>

Kees,

I have the PDF software here at the college where I work.

ciao
bill hopkins


Sandy and Kees Talen wrote:

> Well, that certainly got some responses going. I have a very large
> collection of HBR related material (just like Helmut), all the QST
> articles, and many pages which are not online, but there may be
> some stuff out there I don't have.
>
> A CD sounds like a great idea, since you can still print anything
> off the CD. I do have a scanner and CD writer ....what else do I need.
> This is a small 233Mhz machine without too much memory so the processing
> capability may be slow. Seems like the little HP scanner would be the
> bottleneck. Also PDF files might be nice but I need the software. What
> are some better ways of scanning data ? At least the
> files could be much higher resolution.
>
> These guys who offer CDs of complete military manuals for ARC/5
> equipment sure had to take some time to do that.
>
> Kees
> ************************************
> Visit the HBR Receiver Web Site with over 100 pictures of receivers and
> construction notes...... via http://www.qsl.net/k5bcq/
>
> Retrieve reflector archived data via http://mailman.qth.net/mailman/listinfo/hbr

--
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From hbr@mailman.qth.net  Fri Jun 21 18:44:12 2002
From: hbr@mailman.qth.net (Jeff Noel)
Date: Fri, 21 Jun 2002 13:44:12 -0400
Subject: [HBR] 100 kc if
Message-ID: <000501c2194b$5cbe1d40$532d2c42@hppav>

What value capacitor did Miller use to resonate the 100 kc IF
transformers?Thanks,

Jeff

k4zku@erols.com


From hbr@mailman.qth.net  Fri Jun 21 23:04:37 2002
From: hbr@mailman.qth.net (Sandy and Kees Talen)
Date: Fri, 21 Jun 2002 17:04:37 -0500
Subject: Fw: [HBR] 100 kc if
Message-ID: <20020621.170445.-191625.7.windy10605@juno.com>

The larger JW Miller 612-M1 IFs require an additional 50pf SM 
in parallel with the coils (and the existing mica trimmer) to lower 
the frequency from 138Khz to 100Khz. The smaller JW Miller 
1710 IF transformers, which are already 100Khz and are slug 
tuned, have an imbedded capacitor across the coils of roughly
330pf. Did that answer the question ?

Kees

 
--------- Forwarded message ----------
From: "Jeff Noel" <k4zku@erols.com>
To: <hbr@mailman.qth.net>
Date: Fri, 21 Jun 2002 13:44:12 -0400
Subject: [HBR] 100 kc if
Message-ID: <000501c2194b$5cbe1d40$532d2c42@hppav>

What value capacitor did Miller use to resonate the 100 kc IF
transformers?Thanks,

Jeff

k4zku@erols.com

************************************
Visit the HBR Receiver Web Site with over 100 pictures of receivers and 
construction notes...... via http://www.qsl.net/k5bcq/ 

Retrieve reflector archived data via
http://mailman.qth.net/mailman/listinfo/hbr

From hbr@mailman.qth.net  Fri Jun 21 23:30:10 2002
From: hbr@mailman.qth.net (Jeff Noel)
Date: Fri, 21 Jun 2002 18:30:10 -0400
Subject: [HBR] 100 kc if
References: <20020621.170445.-191625.7.windy10605@juno.com>
Message-ID: <001201c21973$34d67ac0$b52f2c42@hppav>

Kees,

Thanks that was good. What is the induction in uH of the coils?




From hbr@mailman.qth.net  Sat Jun 22 02:34:56 2002
From: hbr@mailman.qth.net (Sandy and Kees Talen)
Date: Fri, 21 Jun 2002 20:34:56 -0500
Subject: [HBR] CD progress
Message-ID: <20020621.203507.-191625.9.windy10605@juno.com>

Moving right along ....360 pages plus 120 .jpg picture files.

73s  Kees K5BCQ

From hbr@mailman.qth.net  Sat Jun 22 03:02:08 2002
From: hbr@mailman.qth.net (john)
Date: Fri, 21 Jun 2002 22:02:08 -0400
Subject: [HBR] CD progress
In-Reply-To: <20020621.203507.-191625.9.windy10605@juno.com>
Message-ID: <3.0.3.32.20020621220208.01e7c9b4@pop-server.nc.rr.com>

This is going to be a treat, Kees!

Im trying to get my scanner hooked to this machine in case
we need it. It's a very good scanner, if I can only get Windoze to
cooperate!  We wont need it for the "bulk" scanning, but it might
be handy for other things. I do have the full Adobe stuff on here
too, so can create PDF's from your jpgs....

73
John 


At 08:34 PM 6/21/02 -0500, you wrote:
>Moving right along ....360 pages plus 120 .jpg picture files.
>
>73s  Kees K5BCQ
>************************************
>Visit the HBR Receiver Web Site with over 100 pictures of receivers and 
>construction notes...... via http://www.qsl.net/k5bcq/ 
>
>Retrieve reflector archived data via
http://mailman.qth.net/mailman/listinfo/hbr
>
>

From hbr@mailman.qth.net  Sat Jun 22 03:57:19 2002
From: hbr@mailman.qth.net (Sandy and Kees Talen)
Date: Fri, 21 Jun 2002 21:57:19 -0500
Subject: Fw: Re: [HBR] 100 kc if
Message-ID: <20020621.221305.-191625.11.windy10605@juno.com>

The inductance of the JW miller 1710 is about 6.4mH (6400uH) 
at 100Khz. I don't have capacitance/inductance data for JW Miller 
612-M1.

                                      1
...but the old  f  =  __________     will hold.
                                        ____
                             6.28  \/  LC   


73s Kees K5BCQ


--------- Forwarded message ----------
From: "Jeff Noel" <k4zku@erols.com>
To: <hbr@mailman.qth.net>
Date: Fri, 21 Jun 2002 18:30:10 -0400
Subject: Re: [HBR] 100 kc if
Message-ID: <001201c21973$34d67ac0$b52f2c42@hppav>
References: <20020621.170445.-191625.7.windy10605@juno.com>

Kees,

Thanks that was good. What is the induction in uH of the coils?



************************************
Visit the HBR Receiver Web Site with over 100 pictures of receivers and 
construction notes...... via http://www.qsl.net/k5bcq/ 

Retrieve reflector archived data via
http://mailman.qth.net/mailman/listinfo/hbr

From hbr@mailman.qth.net  Sat Jun 22 15:21:53 2002
From: hbr@mailman.qth.net (Prof. Arnaldo Coro Antich)
Date: Sat, 22 Jun 2002 11:21:53 -0300
Subject: [HBR] CD progress
In-Reply-To: <20020621.203507.-191625.9.windy10605@juno.com>
Message-ID: <NLRPXSSNXUPM614364MIZULFPK54OIH.3d148801@user>

Keep that going amigos !
I am still in tears because of loosing my
HBR-14 many years ago !!!
What a radio !!!
73 and DX
Arnie Coro
CO2KK 
21/06/02 22:34:56, Sandy and Kees Talen <windy10605
@juno.com> wrote:

>Moving right along ....360 pages plus 120 .jpg 
picture files.
>
>73s  Kees K5BCQ
>************************************
>Visit the HBR Receiver Web Site with over 100 
pictures of receivers and 
>construction notes...... via 
http://www.qsl.net/k5bcq/ 
>
>Retrieve reflector archived data via 
http://mailman.qth.net/mailman/listinfo/hbr
>
>




From hbr@mailman.qth.net  Mon Jun 24 09:45:55 2002
From: hbr@mailman.qth.net (Jerry Rego)
Date: Mon, 24 Jun 2002 09:45:55 +0100
Subject: [HBR] Re: Re: [ RE es pwrs of 10)  HBR] 100 kc if
References: <20020621.221305.-191625.11.windy10605@juno.com>
Message-ID: <002001c21b5b$8f0d90c0$2d4ec943@amd450>

it would be 6400 uH just add the appropriate zero's or if you need I have a
book outlining the powers of ten.  I would be glad to help.  Kees already
made a statement that the value would be 6400uH  Hope that helps and thanks
Kees

----- Original Message -----
From: "Sandy and Kees Talen" <windy10605@juno.com>
To: <hbr@mailman.qth.net>
Sent: Saturday, June 22, 2002 3:57 AM
Subject: Fw: Re: [HBR] 100 kc if


> The inductance of the JW miller 1710 is about 6.4mH (6400uH)
> at 100Khz. I don't have capacitance/inductance data for JW Miller
> 612-M1.
>
>                                       1
> ...but the old  f  =  __________     will hold.
>                                         ____
>                              6.28  \/  LC
>
>
> 73s Kees K5BCQ
>
>
> --------- Forwarded message ----------
> From: "Jeff Noel" <k4zku@erols.com>
> To: <hbr@mailman.qth.net>
> Date: Fri, 21 Jun 2002 18:30:10 -0400
> Subject: Re: [HBR] 100 kc if
> Message-ID: <001201c21973$34d67ac0$b52f2c42@hppav>
> References: <20020621.170445.-191625.7.windy10605@juno.com>
>
> Kees,
>
> Thanks that was good. What is the induction in uH of the coils?
>
>
>
> ************************************
> Visit the HBR Receiver Web Site with over 100 pictures of receivers and
> construction notes...... via http://www.qsl.net/k5bcq/
>
> Retrieve reflector archived data via
> http://mailman.qth.net/mailman/listinfo/hbr
> ************************************
> Visit the HBR Receiver Web Site with over 100 pictures of receivers and
> construction notes...... via http://www.qsl.net/k5bcq/
>
> Retrieve reflector archived data via
http://mailman.qth.net/mailman/listinfo/hbr
>


From hbr@mailman.qth.net  Mon Jun 24 15:56:30 2002
From: hbr@mailman.qth.net (Sandy and Kees Talen)
Date: Mon, 24 Jun 2002 09:56:30 -0500
Subject: [HBR] CD input
Message-ID: <20020624.095636.-247821.2.windy10605@juno.com>

If anyone has any more pictures, etc you would like to have added to the 
CD, send them on to me (e-mail or regular mail). I figure the CDs will 
be ready in 4 weeks.

I've also added the HBR Digest summaries.

Kees 

From hbr@mailman.qth.net  Mon Jun 24 16:04:26 2002
From: hbr@mailman.qth.net (Sandy and Kees Talen)
Date: Mon, 24 Jun 2002 10:04:26 -0500
Subject: [HBR] Fw: HBR-15 picture
Message-ID: <20020624.100438.-267805.1.windy10605@juno.com>

By the way, to everyone ...... picture size is not important for this
exercise. If you have different views, larger pictures, etc just send 
them on. I may not put them on the web site if they are much over 
50-60KB but I can put them all on the CD.

Kees 




---------------------------------------------------------------
Kees,

Here is a picture of my HBR-15, hope you can use it.

<<HBR15b.JPG>> 

73,
Don

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From hbr@mailman.qth.net  Mon Jun 24 16:59:02 2002
From: hbr@mailman.qth.net (Helmut Usbeck)
Date: Mon, 24 Jun 2002 11:59:02 -0400
Subject: [HBR] Fw: HBR-15 picture
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Message-ID: <02062411590200.00258@darkstar>

Kees,
Can't see the HBR-15 since the mailing list won't accept attachments.
Helm.  WB2ADT

On Monday 24 June 2002 11:04, you wrote:
> By the way, to everyone ...... picture size is not important for this
> exercise. If you have different views, larger pictures, etc just send
> them on. I may not put them on the web site if they are much over
> 50-60KB but I can put them all on the CD.
>
> Kees
>
>
>
>
> ---------------------------------------------------------------
> Kees,
>
> Here is a picture of my HBR-15, hope you can use it.
>
> <<HBR15b.JPG>>
>
> 73,
> Don
>
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> ************************************
> Visit the HBR Receiver Web Site with over 100 pictures of receivers and
> construction notes...... via http://www.qsl.net/k5bcq/
>
> Retrieve reflector archived data via
> http://mailman.qth.net/mailman/listinfo/hbr

From hbr@mailman.qth.net  Mon Jun 24 18:19:21 2002
From: hbr@mailman.qth.net (Sandy and Kees Talen)
Date: Mon, 24 Jun 2002 12:19:21 -0500
Subject: [HBR] Fw: HBR-15 picture
Message-ID: <20020624.121926.-345937.0.windy10605@juno.com>

It should be on the web site 

Kees

From hbr@mailman.qth.net  Thu Jun 27 03:23:27 2002
From: hbr@mailman.qth.net (Sandy and Kees Talen)
Date: Wed, 26 Jun 2002 21:23:27 -0500
Subject: [HBR] CD Progress ....2
Message-ID: <20020626.212336.-99301.2.windy10605@juno.com>

Suggestions for additional items to add ? Comments ? 

So far it's:

1. Readme file
2. Adobe Acrobat reader
3. 360 pages of documentation in PDF format
4. 13MB of pictures (more than is on the web site since large files are
no
     problem) in .jpg format with a linkable index
5. the last 3 years of HBR Digests from the archives in date order


73s  Kees K5BCQ


Below is the present picture index (in text format so I can send it to
the 
reflector). If anyone wants to add anything, now is the time.

 
Links to Collection of HBR Receiver Pictures
This is a copy of what is available on the HBR Receiver 
web site plus some additional pictures 
=========================================================== 
1. Ted Crosby's (W6TC-SK) Original HBR-14 front view (provided by Don
Knotts W7HJS) 
2. Ted Crosby's (W6TC-SK) Original HBR-14 rear view (provided by Don
Knotts W7HJS) 
3. Ted Crosby's (W6TC-SK) Original HBR-14 chassis view (provided by Don
Knotts W7HJS) 
4. Ted Crosby's (W6TC-SK) HBR-16 front view from the QST article 
5. Ted Crosby's (W6TC-SK) HBR-16 top view from the QST article 
6. Ted Crosby's (W6TC-SK) HBR-16 chassis view from the QST article 
7. Ted Crosby's (W6TC-SK) HBR-16 front view (same as above, higher
resolution) 
8. Ted Crosby's (W6TC-SK) HBR-16 top view (same as above, higher
resolution) 
9. Ted Crosby's (W6TC-SK) HBR-16 chassis view (same as above, higher
resolution) 
10. closeup of Ted Crosby's (W6TC-SK) HBR-18? receiver purchased from his
family by Bill Zavatsky (K3QEQ) and later sold to Owen Laughlin (KA8CXK)
in 1981. Any idea who has it ? 
11. Ted Crosby's (W6TC-SK) HBR-18? receiver purchased from his family by
Bill Zavatsky (K3QEQ) and later sold to Owen Laughlin (KA8CXK) in 1981.
Any idea who has it ? 
12. Front cover of the June 61 QST showing QSLs from some of the HBR
builders ....your QSL up there ? 
13. Bob Duckworth's (WB4MNF) HBR-16 receiver top view 
14. Bob Duckworth's (WB4MNF) HBR-16 slide rule dial detail 
15. Bob Duckworth's (WB4MNF) HBR-16 panel with velvet vernier 
16. Bob Duckworth's (WB4MNF) other HBR-16 parts receiver 
17. Bob Duckworth's (WB4MNF) other HBR-16 parts receiver chassis view 
18. Bob Duckworth's (WB4MNF) DCS-500 front view, bought at Shelby NC
Hamfest 
19. Bob Duckworth's (WB4MNF) DCS-500 top view, bought at Shelby NC
Hamfest 
20. Bob Duckworth's (WB4MNF) DCS-500 side view, bought at Shelby NC
Hamfest 
21. Bob Duckworth's (WB4MNF) DCS-500 bottom view, bought at Shelby NC
Hamfest 
22. Bill McKay's (W7QBR) HBR-16+ station in college 
23. Bill McKay's (W7QBR) HBR-16+ from the QST article 
24. Bill McKay's (W7QBR) HBR-16+ (same as above, different resolution) 
25. Bill McKay's (W7QBR) HBR-16+ front panel 
26. Bill McKay's (W7QBR) HBR-16+ chassis view 
27. Bill McKay's (W7QBR) HBR-16 station in college 
28. Bill McKay's (W7QBR) HBR-16 with coil drawer 
29. Kees Talen's (K5BCQ) 1948 ARRL Handbook receiver 
30. Kees Talen's (K5BCQ) HBR-11 front view and coils 
31. Kees Talen's (K5BCQ) HBR-11 top view and coils 
32. Kees Talen's (K5BCQ) HBR-11 chassis view 
33. Kees Talen's (K5BCQ) "widened by 2 inches" HBR-11 cabinet 
34. Kees Talen's (K5BCQ) HBR-16 front view (original builder Robert
"Frosty" Laughlin K6HVN) 
35. Kees Talen's (K5BCQ) HBR-16 rear view (original builder Robert
"Frosty" Laughlin K6HVN) 
36. Kees Talen's (K5BCQ) HBR-16 chassis view (original builder Robert
"Frosty" Laughlin K6HVN) 
37. Robert "Frosty" Laughlin's (K6HVN) HBR-16 
38. HBR-16 "red wire special" in use by a young Bill Zavatsky (K3QEQ) and
later sold to KA8CXK along with Ted Crosby's HBR-18? 
39. HBR-16 on reflector being swapped for a unique CW key by Don (K8MFO) 
40. HBR-16 on reflector being swapped for a unique CW key by Don (K8MFO) 
41. Norm Deemer's (WA5HPJ) HBR-16 and coils 
42. Norm Deemer's (WA5HPJ) HBR-16 top view and coils 
43. Norm Deemer's (WA5HPJ) HBR-16 chassis view 
44. Norm Deemer's (WA5HPJ) HBR-16 2sp drive, rear detail 
45. Norm Deemer's (WA5HPJ) HBR-16 2sp drive, front detail 
46. Norm Deemer's (WA5HPJ) HBR-16 coil holder 
47. Norm Deemer's (WA5HPJ) HBR-16 cover build detail 
48. Al Bernard's (NI4Q) HBR-16 front view 
49. Al Bernard's (NI4Q) HBR-16 top view 
50. Al Bernard's (NI4Q) HBR-16 front view showing coils 
51. A young Al Bernard (then WA2JTN) at the switch 
52. Dave Ellison's (WB7AWK) HBR-16 front view (original builder Richard
Battle W6SBC) 
53. Dave Ellison's (WB7AWK) HBR-16 rear view (original builder Richard
Battle W6SBC) 
54. Dave Ellison's (WB7AWK) HBR-16 chassis view (original builder Richard
Battle W6SBC 
55. Mike Sanders' (K0AZ) HBR-16 side view (original builder K5ZFA) 
56. Mike Sanders' (K0AZ) HBR-16 front view (original builder K5ZFA) 
57. Mike Sanders' (K0AZ) HBR-16 back view (original builder K5ZFA) 
58. Bill Hillard's (K6OPZ) Deluxe HBR chassis view 
59. Bill Hillard's (K6OPZ) Deluxe HBR front view 
60. Bill Hillard's (K6OPZ) Deluxe HBR top view 
61. Bill Hillard's (K6OPZ) Deluxe HBR high resolution top view 
62. Darrell Brooks' (WA5VGO) HBR-11 chassis view (original builder Thomas
Filieo K1CAP) 
63. Darrell Brooks' (WA5VGO) HBR-11 front view (original builder Thomas
Filieo K1CAP) 
64. Darrell Brooks' (WA5VGO) HBR-11 rear view (original builder Thomas
Filieo K1CAP) 
65. Darrell Brooks' (WA5VGO) HBR-11 top view (original builder Thomas
Filieo K1CAP) 
66. Darrell Brooks' (WA5VGO) under construction HBR-11 back view 
67. Darrell Brooks' (WA5VGO) under construction HBR-11 chassis view 
68. Darrell Brooks' (WA5VGO) under construction HBR-11 front view 
69. Darrell Brooks' (WA5VGO) under construction HBR-11 top view 
70. Darrell Brooks' (WA5VGO) HBR-11 showing the addition of Hang AGC 
71. Darrell Brooks' (WA5VGO) HBR-11 with 2-speed tuning using a Swan type
knob 
72. Darrell Brooks' (WA5VGO) HBR-8 from e-Bay 3/4 front view 
73. Darrell Brooks' (WA5VGO) HBR-8 from e-Bay chassis view 
74. Darrell Brooks' (WA5VGO) New HBR-11 front view 
75. Darrell Brooks' (WA5VGO) New HBR-11 rear view 
76. Darrell Brooks' (WA5VGO) New HBR-11 top view 
77. Darrell Brooks' (WA5VGO) New HBR-11 chassis view 
78. Darrell Brooks' (WA5VGO) "HBT" SSB transmitter from the Radio
Handbook 
79. Darrell Brooks' (WA5VGO) 21 tube triple conversion receiver front
view 
80. Darrell Brooks' (WA5VGO) 21 tube triple conversion receiver chassis
view 
81. Darrell Brooks' (WA5VGO) 21 tube triple conversion receiver top view 
82. Darrell Brooks' (WA5VGO) HBR-16 top view (original builder K5RPZ) 
83. Darrell Brooks' (WA5VGO) HBR-16 front view (original builder K5RPZ) 
84. Darrell Brooks' (WA5VGO) HBR-16 chassis view (original builder K5RPZ)

85. Lorne Barber's (VE7BOX) HBR-16 front view 
86. Lorne Barber's (VE7BOX) HBR-16 top view 
87. Lorne Barber's (VE7BOX) newly built HBR-13C front view 
88. Lorne Barber's (VE7BOX) newly built HBR-13C top right view 
89. Lorne Barber's (VE7BOX) newly built HBR-13C top left view 
90. Lorne Barber's (VE7BOX) newly built HBR-13C chassis view 
91. Lorne Barber's (VE7BOX) under construction HBTX front view 
92. Lorne Barber's (VE7BOX) under construction HBTX top right view 
93. Lorne Barber's (VE7BOX) under construction HBTX top left view 
94. Lorne Barber's (VE7BOX) under construction HBTX back view 
95. Jerry Uhte's (K9UT) HBR-16 front view (original builder W9ZFR) 
96. Jerry Buckner's (W0CGJ) HBR-11 front view (original builder W6HHT) 
97. Jerry Buckner's (W0CGJ) HBR-11 in use on the bench (original builder
W6HHT) 
98. Jerry Buckner's (W0CGJ) HBR-11 top view (original builder W6HHT) 
99. Jerry Buckner's (W0CGJ) HBR-11 rear view (original builder W6HHT) 
100. John Brewer's (WB5OAU) HBR re-kit (front panel) original radio built
by Charles Brenner WB9GJW and "re-kitted" by others 
101. John Brewer's (WB5OAU) HBR re-kit (parts set 1) original radio built
by Charles Brenner WB9GJW and "re-kitted" by others 
102. John Brewer's (WB5OAU) HBR re-kit (parts set 2) original radio built
by Charles Brenner WB9GJW and "re-kitted" by others 
103. John Brewer's (WB5OAU) DCS-500 receiver front view 
104. John Brewer's (WB5OAU) DCS-500 receiver top view 
105. John Brewer's (WB5OAU) recently acquired HBR-11 top view, original
builder was Jon Zoller (W5ZWQ) 
106. John Brewer's (WB5OAU) recently acquired HBR-11 front view, original
builder was Jon Zoller (W5ZWQ) 
107. Dan Merz's HBR-14 front view 
108. Dan Merz's HBR-14 rear view (note 85Khz IFs) 
109. Dan Merz's HBR-14 chassis view 
110. Dan Merz's HBR-16 front view (original builder Gerald Cunningham
W1MMV-SK) 
111. Dan Merz's HBR-16 rear view (original builder Gerald Cunningham
W1MMV-SK) 
112. Dan Merz's HBR-16 chassis view (original builder Gerald Cunningham
W1MMV-SK) 
113. Dan Merz's HBR-16 cabinet view (original builder Gerald Cunningham
W1MMV-SK) 
114. Dan Merz's HBR-16 front view (original builder Emile Van der Eecken
K6QGH) 
115. Dan Merz's HBR-16 rear view (original builder Emile Van der Eecken
K6QGH) 
116. Dan Merz's HBR-16 chassis view (original builder Emile Van der
Eecken K6QGH) 
117. Dan Merz's HBR-16 cabinet view (original builder Emile Van der
Eecken K6QGH) 
118. Jeff Noel's (K4ZKU) under consruction HBR-16 top view (using padded
ARC-5 85Khz/1425Khz IFs) 
119. Jeff Noel's (K4ZKU) under construction HBR-16 chassis view (using
padded ARC-5 85Khz/1425Khz IFs) 
120. Jeff Noel's (K4ZKU) completed HBR-16 front view 
121. Jeff Noel's (K4ZKU) completed HBR-16 top view (using padded ARC-5
85Khz/1425Khz IFs) 
122. Jeff Noel's (K4ZKU) completed HBR-16 chassis view (using padded
ARC-5 85Khz/1425Khz IFs) 
123. Jeff Noel's (K4ZKU) completed 811 amp 
124. Jeff Noel's (K4ZKU) completed 8877 amp 
125. Jerry Rego's (KE7YG) HBR-16 3/4 front view 
126. Jerry Rego's (KE7YG) HBR-16 front panel view 
127. Jerry Rego's (KE7YG) HBR-16 top view 
128. Jerry Rego's (KE7YG) HBR-16 coil area view 
129. Don Knotts' (W7HJS) HBR-15 front view ...yes, there was an HBR-15
(original builder Les Bruhn W7EHS in 1958) 

From hbr@mailman.qth.net  Thu Jun 27 04:53:37 2002
From: hbr@mailman.qth.net (Sandy and Kees Talen)
Date: Wed, 26 Jun 2002 22:53:37 -0500
Subject: [HBR] CD Progress ....2
Message-ID: <20020626.225343.-99301.3.windy10605@juno.com>

Murphy strikes again ...this is the correct picture index
Kees



Links to Collection of HBR Receiver Pictures
This is a copy of what is available on the HBR Receiver web site plus
some additional pictures 
=========================================================== 
1. Ted Crosby's (W6TC-SK) Original HBR-14 front view (provided by Don
Knotts W7HJS) 
2. Ted Crosby's (W6TC-SK) Original HBR-14 rear view (provided by Don
Knotts W7HJS) 
3. Ted Crosby's (W6TC-SK) Original HBR-14 chassis view (provided by Don
Knotts W7HJS) 
4. Ted Crosby's (W6TC-SK) HBR-16 front view from the QST article 
5. Ted Crosby's (W6TC-SK) HBR-16 top view from the QST article 
6. Ted Crosby's (W6TC-SK) HBR-16 chassis view from the QST article 
7. Ted Crosby's (W6TC-SK) HBR-16 front view (same as above, higher
resolution) 
8. Ted Crosby's (W6TC-SK) HBR-16 top view (same as above, higher
resolution) 
9. Ted Crosby's (W6TC-SK) HBR-16 chassis view (same as above, higher
resolution) 
10. closeup of Ted Crosby's (W6TC-SK) HBR-18? receiver purchased from his
family by Bill Zavatsky (K3QEQ) and later sold to Owen Laughlin (KA8CXK)
in 1981. Any idea who has it ? 
11. Ted Crosby's (W6TC-SK) HBR-18? receiver purchased from his family by
Bill Zavatsky (K3QEQ) and later sold to Owen Laughlin (KA8CXK) in 1981.
Any idea who has it ? 
12. Front cover of the June 61 QST showing QSLs from some of the HBR
builders ....your QSL up there ? 
13. Bob Duckworth's (WB4MNF) HBR-16 receiver top view 
14. Bob Duckworth's (WB4MNF) HBR-16 slide rule dial detail 
15. Bob Duckworth's (WB4MNF) HBR-16 panel with velvet vernier 
16. Bob Duckworth's (WB4MNF) other HBR-16 parts receiver 
17. Bob Duckworth's (WB4MNF) other HBR-16 parts receiver chassis view 
18. Bob Duckworth's (WB4MNF) DCS-500 front view, bought at Shelby NC
Hamfest 
19. Bob Duckworth's (WB4MNF) DCS-500 top view, bought at Shelby NC
Hamfest 
20. Bob Duckworth's (WB4MNF) DCS-500 side view, bought at Shelby NC
Hamfest 
21. Bob Duckworth's (WB4MNF) DCS-500 bottom view, bought at Shelby NC
Hamfest 
22. Bill McKay's (W7QBR) HBR-16+ station in college 
23. Bill McKay's (W7QBR) HBR-16+ from the QST article 
24. Bill McKay's (W7QBR) HBR-16+ (same as above, different resolution) 
25. Bill McKay's (W7QBR) HBR-16+ front panel 
26. Bill McKay's (W7QBR) HBR-16+ chassis view 
27. Bill McKay's (W7QBR) HBR-16 station in college 
28. Bill McKay's (W7QBR) HBR-16 with coil drawer 
29. Kees Talen's (K5BCQ) 1948 ARRL Handbook receiver 
30. Kees Talen's (K5BCQ) HBR-11 front view and coils 
31. Kees Talen's (K5BCQ) HBR-11 top view and coils 
32. Kees Talen's (K5BCQ) HBR-11 chassis view 
33. Kees Talen's (K5BCQ) "widened by 2 inches" HBR-11 cabinet 
34. Kees Talen's (K5BCQ) HBR-16 front view (original builder Robert
"Frosty" Laughlin K6HVN) 
35. Kees Talen's (K5BCQ) HBR-16 rear view (original builder Robert
"Frosty" Laughlin K6HVN) 
36. Kees Talen's (K5BCQ) HBR-16 chassis view (original builder Robert
"Frosty" Laughlin K6HVN) 
37. Robert "Frosty" Laughlin's (K6HVN) HBR-16 
38. HBR-16 "red wire special" in use by a young Bill Zavatsky (K3QEQ) and
later sold to KA8CXK along with Ted Crosby's HBR-18? 
39. HBR-16 on reflector being swapped for a unique CW key by Don (K8MFO) 
40. HBR-16 on reflector being swapped for a unique CW key by Don (K8MFO) 
41. Norm Deemer's (WA5HPJ) HBR-16 and coils 
42. Norm Deemer's (WA5HPJ) HBR-16 top view 
43. Norm Deemer's (WA5HPJ) HBR-16 chassis view 
44. Norm Deemer's (WA5HPJ) HBR-16 2sp drive, rear detail 
45. Norm Deemer's (WA5HPJ) HBR-16 2sp drive, front detail 
46. Norm Deemer's (WA5HPJ) HBR-16 2sp drive, Jackson Bros drive detail 
47. Norm Deemer's (WA5HPJ) HBR-16 2sp drive, knob (cap) detail 
48. Norm Deemer's (WA5HPJ) HBR-16 coil holder 
49. Norm Deemer's (WA5HPJ) HBR-16 cover build detail 
50. Al Bernard's (NI4Q) HBR-16 front view 
51. Al Bernard's (NI4Q) HBR-16 top view 
52. Al Bernard's (NI4Q) HBR-16 front view showing coils 
53. A young Al Bernard (then WA2JTN) at the switch 
54. Dave Ellison's (WB7AWK) HBR-16 front view (original builder Richard
Battle W6SBC) 
55. Dave Ellison's (WB7AWK) HBR-16 rear view (original builder Richard
Battle W6SBC) 
56. Dave Ellison's (WB7AWK) HBR-16 chassis view (original builder Richard
Battle W6SBC 
57. Mike Sanders' (K0AZ) HBR 14-16 side view (original builder K5ZFA) 
58. Mike Sanders' (K0AZ) HBR 14-16 front view (original builder K5ZFA) 
59. Mike Sanders' (K0AZ) HBR 14-16 back view (original builder K5ZFA) 
60. Mike Sanders' (K0AZ) HBR 14-16 chassis view (original builder K5ZFA) 
61. Bill Hillard's (K6OPZ) Deluxe HBR chassis view 
62. Bill Hillard's (K6OPZ) Deluxe HBR front view 
63. Bill Hillard's (K6OPZ) Deluxe HBR top view 
64. Bill Hillard's (K6OPZ) Deluxe HBR high resolution top view 
65. Darrell Brooks' (WA5VGO) HBR-11 chassis view (original builder Thomas
Filieo K1CAP) 
66. Darrell Brooks' (WA5VGO) HBR-11 front view (original builder Thomas
Filieo K1CAP) 
67. Darrell Brooks' (WA5VGO) HBR-11 rear view (original builder Thomas
Filieo K1CAP) 
68. Darrell Brooks' (WA5VGO) HBR-11 top view (original builder Thomas
Filieo K1CAP) 
69. Darrell Brooks' (WA5VGO) under construction HBR-11 back view 
70. Darrell Brooks' (WA5VGO) under construction HBR-11 chassis view 
71. Darrell Brooks' (WA5VGO) under construction HBR-11 front view 
72. Darrell Brooks' (WA5VGO) under construction HBR-11 top view 
73. Darrell Brooks' (WA5VGO) HBR-11 showing the addition of Hang AGC 
74. Darrell Brooks' (WA5VGO) HBR-11 with 2-speed tuning using a Swan type
knob 
75. Darrell Brooks' (WA5VGO) HBR-8 from e-Bay 3/4 front view 
76. Darrell Brooks' (WA5VGO) HBR-8 from e-Bay chassis view 
77. Darrell Brooks' (WA5VGO) New HBR-11 front view 
78. Darrell Brooks' (WA5VGO) New HBR-11 rear view 
79. Darrell Brooks' (WA5VGO) New HBR-11 top view 
80. Darrell Brooks' (WA5VGO) New HBR-11 chassis view 
81. Darrell Brooks' (WA5VGO) "HBT" SSB transmitter from the Radio
Handbook 
82. Darrell Brooks' (WA5VGO) 21 tube triple conversion receiver front
view 
83. Darrell Brooks' (WA5VGO) 21 tube triple conversion receiver chassis
view 1 
84. Darrell Brooks' (WA5VGO) 21 tube triple conversion receiver chassis
view 2 
85. Darrell Brooks' (WA5VGO) 21 tube triple conversion receiver top view
1 
86. Darrell Brooks' (WA5VGO) 21 tube triple conversion receiver top view
2 
87. Darrell Brooks' (WA5VGO) HBR-16 top view (original builder K5RPZ) 
88. Darrell Brooks' (WA5VGO) HBR-16 front view (original builder K5RPZ) 
89. Darrell Brooks' (WA5VGO) HBR-16 chassis view (original builder K5RPZ)

90. Lorne Barber's (VE7BOX) HBR-16 front view 
91. Lorne Barber's (VE7BOX) HBR-16 top view 
92. Lorne Barber's (VE7BOX) newly built HBR-13C front view 
93. Lorne Barber's (VE7BOX) newly built HBR-13C top right view 
94. Lorne Barber's (VE7BOX) newly built HBR-13C top left view 
95. Lorne Barber's (VE7BOX) newly built HBR-13C chassis view 
96. Lorne Barber's (VE7BOX) under construction HBTX front view 
97. Lorne Barber's (VE7BOX) under construction HBTX top view 
98. Lorne Barber's (VE7BOX) under construction HBTX top right view 
99. Lorne Barber's (VE7BOX) under construction HBTX top left view 
100. Lorne Barber's (VE7BOX) under construction HBTX left view 
101. Lorne Barber's (VE7BOX) under construction HBTX back view 
102. Lorne Barber's (VE7BOX) under construction HBTX tuning detail 
103. Lorne Barber's (VE7BOX) under construction HBTX PA detail 
104. Jerry Uhte's (K9UT) HBR-16 front view (original builder W9ZFR) 
105. Jerry Buckner's (W0CGJ) HBR-11 front view (original builder W6HHT) 
106. Jerry Buckner's (W0CGJ) HBR-11 in use on the bench (original builder
W6HHT) 
107. Jerry Buckner's (W0CGJ) HBR-11 top view (original builder W6HHT) 
108. Jerry Buckner's (W0CGJ) HBR-11 rear view (original builder W6HHT) 
109. John Brewer's (WB5OAU) HBR re-kit (front panel) original radio built
by Charles Brenner WB9GJW and "re-kitted" by others 
110. John Brewer's (WB5OAU) HBR re-kit (parts set 1) original radio built
by Charles Brenner WB9GJW and "re-kitted" by others 
111. John Brewer's (WB5OAU) HBR re-kit (parts set 2) original radio built
by Charles Brenner WB9GJW and "re-kitted" by others 
112. John Brewer's (WB5OAU) DCS-500 receiver front view 1 
113. John Brewer's (WB5OAU) DCS-500 receiver front view 2 
114. John Brewer's (WB5OAU) DCS-500 receiver top view 
115. John Brewer's (WB5OAU) recently acquired HBR-11 top view, original
builder was Jon Zoller (W5ZWQ) 
116. John Brewer's (WB5OAU) recently acquired HBR-11 front view, original
builder was Jon Zoller (W5ZWQ) 
117. Dan Merz's HBR-14 front view 
118. Dan Merz's HBR-14 rear view (note 85Khz IFs) 
119. Dan Merz's HBR-14 chassis view 
120. Dan Merz's HBR-16 front view (original builder Gerald Cunningham
W1MMV-SK) 
121. Dan Merz's HBR-16 rear view (original builder Gerald Cunningham
W1MMV-SK) 
122. Dan Merz's HBR-16 chassis view (original builder Gerald Cunningham
W1MMV-SK) 
123. Dan Merz's HBR-16 cabinet view (original builder Gerald Cunningham
W1MMV-SK) 
124. Dan Merz's HBR-16 front view (original builder Emile Van der Eecken
K6QGH) 
125. Dan Merz's HBR-16 rear view (original builder Emile Van der Eecken
K6QGH) 
126. Dan Merz's HBR-16 chassis view (original builder Emile Van der
Eecken K6QGH) 
127. Dan Merz's HBR-16 cabinet view (original builder Emile Van der
Eecken K6QGH) 
128. Jeff Noel's (K4ZKU) under consruction HBR-16 top view (using padded
ARC-5 85Khz/1425Khz IFs) 
129. Jeff Noel's (K4ZKU) under construction HBR-16 chassis view (using
padded ARC-5 85Khz/1425Khz IFs) 
130. Jeff Noel's (K4ZKU) completed HBR-16 front view 
131. Jeff Noel's (K4ZKU) completed HBR-16 tuning mechanism 
132. Jeff Noel's (K4ZKU) completed HBR-16 top view (using padded ARC-5
85Khz/1425Khz IFs) 
133. Jeff Noel's (K4ZKU) completed HBR-16 top view 2 
134. Jeff Noel's (K4ZKU) completed HBR-16 top view 3 
135. Jeff Noel's (K4ZKU) completed HBR-16 chassis view (using padded
ARC-5 85Khz/1425Khz IFs) 
136. Jeff Noel's (K4ZKU) completed HBR-16 chassis view detail 
137. Jeff Noel's (K4ZKU) completed 811 amp 
138. Jeff Noel's (K4ZKU) completed 8877 amp 
139. Jerry Rego's (KE7YG) HBR-16 3/4 front view 
140. Jerry Rego's (KE7YG) HBR-16 front panel view 
141. Jerry Rego's (KE7YG) HBR-16 top view 
142. Jerry Rego's (KE7YG) HBR-16 coil area view 
143. Don Knotts' (W7HJS) HBR-15 front view ...yes, there was an HBR-15
(original builder Les Bruhn W7EHS in 1958) 

From hbr@mailman.qth.net  Thu Jun 27 17:49:23 2002
From: hbr@mailman.qth.net (Jerry Rego)
Date: Thu, 27 Jun 2002 17:49:23 +0100
Subject: [HBR] CD input
References: <20020624.095636.-247821.2.windy10605@juno.com>
Message-ID: <003a01c21dfa$9d6ea9a0$6893c843@amd450>

To:  Sandy and Kees Talen
>From :  Jerryrego@mindspring.com

Great news and thank you all for the hard work you are doing.  Am really
looking forward to buy and run the diskette.  Thank You;
            With Best Regards ARS KE7YG  < jerryrego@Mindspring.com>


----- Original Message -----
From: "Sandy and Kees Talen" <windy10605@juno.com>
To: <hbr@mailman.qth.net>
Sent: Monday, June 24, 2002 3:56 PM
Subject: [HBR] CD input


> If anyone has any more pictures, etc you would like to have added to the
> CD, send them on to me (e-mail or regular mail). I figure the CDs will
> be ready in 4 weeks.
>
> I've also added the HBR Digest summaries.
>
> Kees
> ************************************
> Visit the HBR Receiver Web Site with over 100 pictures of receivers and
> construction notes...... via http://www.qsl.net/k5bcq/
>
> Retrieve reflector archived data via
http://mailman.qth.net/mailman/listinfo/hbr
>
>


From hbr@mailman.qth.net  Fri Jun 28 02:58:04 2002
From: hbr@mailman.qth.net (hbr@mailman.qth.net)
Date: Thu, 27 Jun 2002 21:58:04 EDT
Subject: [HBR] New Guy
Message-ID: <196.8fb2c2c.2a4d1cac@aol.com>

Good evening,
  Just a note to say hello.  I am new to the list and plan to build an HBR.  
I am making my way through the web site (on the HBR) and digesting a lot of 
information.  I see from the posts that there is a CD in the works.  Will 
this be a compilation of information from the web site?  I have never built a 
project like this, so I am sure I will have questions along the way.  Have a 
great weekend and a great 4th of July weekend...

73
Steve Clark N4TKP
Bartow, Florida


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From hbr@mailman.qth.net  Fri Jun 28 05:14:32 2002
From: hbr@mailman.qth.net (Sandy and Kees Talen)
Date: Thu, 27 Jun 2002 23:14:32 -0500
Subject: [HBR] New Guy
Message-ID: <20020627.232043.-312385.0.windy10605@juno.com>

Welcome to the reflector, Steve and good luck with your
HBR Receiver. The CD is going to include the web site 
and much more, all the articles, all the notes, more pictures,
some larger pictures ....and filler (LOTS of electronics 
"filler" and other material). So far the HBR PDF stack is
at 360 pages, the pictures are about 14MB total and with
all the rest ....its up to 200MB+ . No sense wasting a good
CD. In fact I'm going through some old junk from 1960 and 
scanned it in too. One is the result of a 1959 PE add which 
said "Send $2 and receive 15 receiver circuits". This 15
year old sent off the $2.

CD's not 1/3 full

Kees

From hbr@mailman.qth.net  Fri Jun 28 10:44:25 2002
From: hbr@mailman.qth.net (hbr@mailman.qth.net)
Date: Fri, 28 Jun 2002 05:44:25 EDT
Subject: [HBR] New Guy
Message-ID: <57.d8faf50.2a4d89f9@aol.com>

Thanks Kees,  by the way the web site is awesome...

73
Steve Clark N4TKP
Bartow, Florida


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From hbr@mailman.qth.net  Fri Jun 28 17:51:07 2002
From: hbr@mailman.qth.net (Helmut Usbeck)
Date: Fri, 28 Jun 2002 12:51:07 -0400 (EDT)
Subject: [HBR] cd
Message-ID: <Pine.LNX.4.44.0206281231310.231-100000@darkstar.example.net>

The cd content looks good to me.  More than enough for a relaxing evening
of reading.  Are you going to include some type of release and/or version
number so that farther down the line if there are any additions or
deletions one would know what cd they have?
By the way, what's the criteria for having a homebrew receiver included on
your web site.  I picked up a homebrewed receiver that's in two pieces.
One chassis is a tuneable IF, detector and audio, and the second is
converters to cover the ham bands.  This gem is really scatch built with
the sheet metal even homemade.  What's really a "holy cow"
is the slide rule dial which is 14" long and the design is really
something else.  The radio was built by a W9ZKJ and doesn't seem to have
come out of any handbook or article that I can recall.  From what I can
tell so far the circuits are pretty much 1950's standard stuff.

Regards,
Helm.  WB2ADT


